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Traditional Clothing Around the World - TSV
Traditional clothing from various countries represents important cultural heritage that reflects each nation's culture, history, climate, and religion. Around the world, there exist traditional garments with unique beauty and meaning, such as the Japanese kimono, Indian saree, Scottish kilt, Korean hanbok, and Indonesian kain panjang. These garments are worn not only in daily life but also at special occasions such as festivals, weddings, and formal ceremonies, symbolizing cultural identity.
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code slug name description country region
01 kimono Kimono Japan's representative traditional clothing. A long-sleeved robe fastened with an obi sash. Japan East Asia
02 saree Saree Traditional women's garment of the Indian subcontinent. Worn by wrapping 5-9 meters of cloth around the body. India South Asia
03 kilt Kilt Traditional male garment of Scottish Gaelic people. A knee-length skirt-like garment featuring tartan patterns. Scotland Europe
04 hanbok Hanbok Traditional Korean clothing characterized by vibrant colors and simple design. Korea East Asia
05 kain-panjang Kain Panjang Traditional clothing from Indonesia (Java). A long batik cloth worn as a wrap skirt. Indonesia Southeast Asia
06 ao-dai Ao Dai Vietnamese national costume. An elegant design combining a fitted long tunic with wide pants. Vietnam Southeast Asia
07 qipao Qipao / Cheongsam Traditional Chinese women's dress. An elegant design with a fitted silhouette and side slits. China East Asia
08 kebaya Kebaya Traditional women's garment of Southeast Asia. A combination of embroidered or lace blouse and skirt. Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore Southeast Asia
09 dirndl-lederhosen Dirndl & Lederhosen Traditional costumes of southern Germany and Austria. Women wear dirndls, men wear lederhosen. Germany & Austria Europe
10 dashiki Dashiki Traditional colorful shirt from West Africa. Features a V-neck and vibrant African prints. West Africa (Ghana, etc.) Africa