Bosnia year 2001 stamps National village costumes Complete set MNH

Bosnia year 2001 stamps National village costumes Complete set ☀ MNH **

Bosnia and Herzegovina, like many other countries with diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds, has a rich tradition of national and regional folk costumes. These costumes vary depending on the specific region, ethnic group, and historical influences. Here are some examples of national village costumes and traditional attire in Bosnia and Herzegovina:

The traditional costume of Bosnian Muslims, also known as Bosnjaks, typically consists of a white shirt or blouse, embroidered vest (jelek), baggy trousers (dimije), and a fez or turban for men. Women may wear a long-sleeved blouse (košulja), a colorful embroidered apron (fata), a skirt (suknja), and a headscarf (marame).

The traditional attire of Bosnian Serbs may include a white shirt, waistcoat (jelek), trousers (dimije), and a sash (kolan). Women’s costumes often feature a blouse, embroidered vest or bodice, skirt, apron, and headscarf.

Bosnian Croat traditional dress may include a white shirt, waistcoat (jelek), trousers (dimije), and a sash (kolan) for men. Women may wear a blouse, vest or bodice, skirt, apron, and headscarf or bonnet.