- The
Gandoura, also
Gandura (Arabic: قندورة), is a kind of
light tunic, in wool or cotton, with or
without sleeves. It
normally comes in
colored stripes...
-
Mushanana (Female -
South Western Uganda)
Algeria – Burnous, ghlila, caftan,
gandoura, haik, jellaba, m'laya, and
sarouel Northern Algeria –
Karakou (Algiers);...
- A
djebba fergani or
gandoura is a
traditional long
velvet dress adorned with
elaborate embroidery,
originating in Constantine, Algeria. It is made from...
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knowledge and
skills ****ociated with the
making and
adornment of the '
Gandoura' and the 'Melehfa'".
UNESCO Culture Sector.
Retrieved 2024-12-06. "Practices...
- they
adopted traditional North African attire for
their vestments: the
gandoura for the c****ock, the
burnous for the mantle, and the
chechia for the zucchetto...
-
dress for men in
Algeria includes a loose-****ing
shirt called gandoura. The
gandoura is
usually made of
lightweight fabric and is worn over sirwal. Men...
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Thierry Moné,
Lavauzelle - 1998, ISBN 9782702504345 Le
burnous bleus et les
chemins du devoir,
Thierry et Mary Moné, La
Gandoura - 2007, ISBN 9782902935758...
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Mohamed Gandoura Lachhab (1936 - 2009) was a
former Moroccan cyclist. He
competed in the
individual road race and team time
trial events at the 1960 Summer...
- child) by
Henri Matisse, ink and
bodycolor on
paper (1951)
Femme à la
gandoura bleue (Woman in blue gandurah) by
Henri Matisse, oil on
canvas (1951) Femme...
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reminder of the sad and
painful memories from the past centuries. The
white gandoura and the chéchia make up the
dance uniform that
offers an
exuberant spectacle...
