Habesha kemis

Habesha kemis ni vazi la asili la wanawake wa Ethiopia.^[1]^[2]

Mavazi ya urefu wa kifundo cha mguu kawaida huvaliwa na wanawake wa Ethiopia na Eritrea katika hafla rasmi, likizo na mialiko. Kitambaa hicho kimetengenezwa kwa pamba, kwa kawaida huwekwa katika vitambaa vyeupe, vyenye rangi ya kijivu au beige. Wanawake wengi pia hufunga shali inayoitwa netela kuzunguka mavazi rasmi.

Marejeo

↑ Travel & leisure Volume 36 2006 "A woman with her hair in tight braids and wearing habesha kemis — a white ankle-length dress with intricate embroidery — came around to each of us with a silver kettle of warm water and a silver basin for washing our hands."
↑ Lisa L. Schoonover The Indigo Butterfly Page 114 2012 "The habasha kemis is a dress is made from traditionally using cotton and its generally grouped in the catogery of yahager lebse. Shiny threads called tilet are woven into the white fabric that creates an elegant effect. The hem of the dress is quite ornated by the tilet. “It takes about three weeks for them to make the dress. I had to special order it,” Sherine explains."

Makala hii kuhusu mambo ya utamaduni bado ni mbegu.
Je, unajua kitu kuhusu Habesha kemis kama historia yake au mahusiano yake na mada nyingine?
Labda unaona habari katika Wikipedia ya Kiingereza au lugha nyingine zinazofaa kutafsiriwa?
Basi unaweza kuisaidia Wikipedia kwa kuihariri na kuongeza habari.

[1] Travel & leisure Volume 36 2006 "A woman with her hair in tight braids and wearing habesha kemis — a white ankle-length dress with intricate embroidery — came around to each of us with a silver kettle of warm water and a silver basin for washing our hands."

[2] Lisa L. Schoonover The Indigo Butterfly Page 114 2012 "The habasha kemis is a dress is made from traditionally using cotton and its generally grouped in the catogery of yahager lebse. Shiny threads called tilet are woven into the white fabric that creates an elegant effect. The hem of the dress is quite ornated by the tilet. “It takes about three weeks for them to make the dress. I had to special order it,” Sherine explains."

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