Annotation: "Whereas unmarried women traditionally wear trubeteika or skullcaps (see note above), married Turken women traditionally wear sammok, tall headdresses made..." (Annotation)

Annotation: "Whereas unmarried women traditionally wear trubeteika or skullcaps (see note above), married Turken women traditionally wear sammok, tall headdresses made..."

Turkmenka (1c98f63a-5f5d-431b-97fe-71116d415686)

From collection pod redakt︠s︡ieĭ V.A. Gurko-Kri︠a︡zhina. Venediktov, N. Turkmenka. Moskva : Izd. "Okhrana materinstva i mladenchestva" NKZ, 1927-1928. RC9.A100.927t. Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

Whereas unmarried women traditionally wear trubeteika or skullcaps (see note above), married Turken women traditionally wear sammok, tall headdresses made from layers of wrapped scarves.

Two late 19th century Turkish women. "Femmes Turcomanes." From the General Research Division, The New York Public Library.The New York Public Library Digital Collections. 1885.

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