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Description	Հայերեն: Ստորին Հայքի հարսի զգեստ, 19-րդ դար։ Կոտն աստեղծնագործւած հնութիւն է։ Զգեստի զարդերը հայկական մոտիւներ են կրում։ English: Lower Hayk (Arménia Baixa or Lower Armenia) bridal dress (19th c.). Her kot (headpiece) is an embroidered antique. The ornaments of the dress bear Armenian motifs.
Date	1974
Source	http://www.hyeetch.nareg.com.au/culture/textile_p4.html «Հայուհին և իր տարազները», հեղինակ՝ Գրիգոր Լիմա, Թեհրանի Հայ կին միութիւն, Թեհրան, Իրան / The Costumes of Armenian Women by Gregory Lima, Hay Kin Society of Tehran, published by International Communicators, Tehran, Iran
Author	Պետրոս Կարապետեան / Peter Carapetian

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