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Ferro Candilera @ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online

SARDEGNA SOUVENIR - COSTUMI:NUORO, TORTOLI - ARBATAX, PLOAGHE, SENNORI, ITTIRI, OLLOLA

#NUORO #TORTOLI-ARBATAX #PLOAGHE #SENNORI #ITTIRI #OLLOLA #SARDEGNASouvenir #Sardinia #Italy #Sennoiri #Ittiri #Olloia #Sardegna #Nuoro #photography #FerroCandilera

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC038451

The image is a postcard titled "SARDEGNA Souvenir," showcasing various traditional costumes from the region of Sardinia, Italy. It features eight separate photographs arranged in two rows on a green background with decorative borders and text.

In the top row:
- Left: A woman wearing red and white attire sits outdoors by the sea.
- Middle-left: Two children are seated near rocky cliffs; one wears traditional clothing while another is dressed casually.
- Right-middle: Three individuals, possibly family members, including two women in colorful dresses and a man in a red vest with suspenders.

In the bottom row:
- Left-bottom: A group of three people stands under an archway. Two females wear white headscarves; one has a floral dress while another is dressed in plain attire.
- Middle-right: An individual wearing traditional clothing standing against a rocky backdrop, including a red and blue dress with intricate patterns.

The bottom left features the word "Sennoiri," indicating this photo depicts women's costumes from that area. The middle right shows an image labeled "Ittiri" or "Olloia." The last row on the far right has two individuals in traditional dresses standing outside, possibly a couple given their proximity and pose.

The overall aesthetic is vibrant with rich colors like reds, blues, and whites dominating the costumes, reflecting cultural heritage.

Ferro Candilera @ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online

COSTUMI SARDI - SENNORI TRE DONNA IN COSTUME

#Sardinian #Costumi #Sardegna #Sassari #Sennori #photography #FerroCandilera

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC038844

The image shows three women dressed in traditional Sardinian attire, known as "Costumi." They are seated outdoors with trees and a building visible in the background. The central figure is wearing an all-white ensemble, including a headscarf and shawl adorned with lace details.

To her right, there's another woman in full costume featuring vibrant colors: blue skirt embellished with pink roses, red inner lining, black sleeves embroidered with gold patterns, and a white blouse tucked into the skirt. She also has on matching accessories like earrings and bracelets.

On the left of the central figure is yet another woman dressed identically to her right counterpart, wearing a costume that includes a sleeveless cream dress with intricate embroidery near the neckline and cuffs, along with coordinating headscarves and jewelry pieces such as necklaces and bangles. The costumes suggest cultural significance and could be indicative of a special occasion or tradition they are participating in.

The image appears aged, possibly printed from an original photograph due to its texture and color saturation typical of vintage prints.

Ferro Candilera @ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online

COSTUMI SARDI - SENNORI UNA DONNA IN COSTUME

#Sardinian #Sardegna #Sassari #Sennori #photography #FerroCandilera

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC038845

The image shows a woman dressed in traditional Sardinian attire, standing on what appears to be an outdoor gathering or event. She is wearing a colorful embroidered dress with floral designs and layers of skirts; the outermost skirt is light blue adorned with red roses and green leaves. Underneath it are two more tiers of skirts - one dark brown and another orange-red. Her blouse has white, sleeveless sleeves embellished with golden embroidery on her upper arms.

She's also wearing a large, white headdress that covers her head completely except for the face, which is visible and framed by the fabric. The background features several other individuals in similar traditional costumes, suggesting this might be part of a cultural or festive event celebrating Sardinian heritage.

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