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GREEK SHEPERDESS COAT
The coat is entirely handmade in the mountain region of Peloponnesian. It was most likely made sometime between 1900 and 1920 for a lady's wedding. It was packed away in a trunk, carried on a donkey to the groom's village, unpacked, repacked back…
Greek woman's tunic
The tunic appears to be similar to clothing worn by the Karagounes a specific sub-group of people in the Thessaly area of Greece. The tunic was acquired by the donor in the mid 20th century (sometime between 1940-1970) during her travels abroad. The…
Greek children's costumes
Hand-made Greek costumes used by small children for AEPA Family events in Everett, Washington. Five items: vests, bolero top, jackets dated from the 1950s
The two children wearing the costumes in the front row of the photographare the donor's…
The two children wearing the costumes in the front row of the photographare the donor's…
Greek purse
Small pouch-like purse purchased in Greece. Materials of construction are tightly-woven cotton with twisted, soft cord shoulder strap and decorative tassels. Cord details from from tip to bottom making for a distinctive item to carry.
Greek Ezvone costume with jacket, shirt, skirt, leggings, shoes and sash
Foustenela -Complete Greek Evzone costume; red jacket with extensive goad braid, accompanied with white shirt, skirt, leggings, shoes and sash. This is a replica and was in the family of Evelyn Heliotis Martinsen for a long time
Trousseau of Aphtodite Nerantzini Mulenos
Trousseau of Aphtoditi Nerantzini Mulenos which she made in Greece in the early 1920s in preparation for her marriage to Demosthenes Mulenos. She never wore these clothes; instead she wore the clothes her husband bought for her.
Child's Evzone costume
A small Evzone costume (foustenela) with skirt, shirt and vest in good condition - used by youth dance groups of the Greek Orthodox Church of the Assumption in Seattle, Washington
Authentic Evzone and Amalia costumes
1 Foustenela - Adult Ezvone (Greek soldier) traditional dress; formal uniform worn primatily by palace guards -some pieces are vintage, and others are contemporary to complete the outfit
2 Copy of Amalia traditional dress
2 Copy of Amalia traditional dress
Greek silk blouse
Silk woman's blouse with pale blue embroidery brought from Greece by Ethel Barbas's mother
Greek blouse belonging to Fotini Moulas from Leros ,Greece
Blouse belonging to the mother of Spiro D. Nicon: Fotini Irini (Nikolaos) Moulas (1880-1933) married to Diamond Mihalis Nekou (Nicon). Was worn by her great granddaughter, Georgia Nicon, in the 1990s