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Village women in the Tulkarm area wore dresses of white cotton or linen, generally without embroidery, their only ornament coloured stripes down their length.
PalQuest · Institute for Palestine Studies · section: “Dresses worn by village women in the Nablus and Tulkarm areas… were generally devoid of any embroidery work”
PalQuest · Institute for Palestine Studies · supports · section: “Dresses worn by village women in the Nablus and Tulkarm areas… were generally devoid of any embroidery work”
PalQuest · Institute for Palestine Studies · supports · section: “Dresses worn by village women in the Nablus and Tulkarm areas… were generally devoid of any embroidery work”