- A
yashmak,
yashmac or
yasmak (from
Turkish yaşmak, "a veil") is a
Turkish and
Turkmen type of veil or niqāb worn by
women to
cover their faces in public...
- The
Yashmak, A
Story of the East is a
musical play, with a
libretto by
Cecil Raleigh and
Seymour Hicks,
adapted from an
Armenian operetta, Leblébidji...
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collaborator Shaun Leane provided the collection's best-known design: a
yashmak made from chainmail. The
runway show for Eye was
staged at Pier 94 on 16...
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Majesty Queen Fadila of
Egypt by monarchists.
Fadila choose a
Turkish yashmak as her
bridal headcraft,
symbolising her
conversion to her husband's religion...
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Nomadic Kazakh, Kirgiz, and
Turkmen women used a
yashmak, a veil that
covered only the mouth. The
yashmak was
applied in the
presence of
elders and was rooted...
- of folk
dresses with a
waistcoast called a
jelick and a veil
called a
yashmak. The
traditional wedding dress is red. Men wear the folk
costume to festivals...
- The
usual purdah garment worn is a burqa,
which may or may not
include a
yashmak, a veil to
conceal the face. The eyes may or may not be exposed. Married...
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Paranja Pheta Puneri Pagadi Roach Snood Sudra Tichel Tudong Turban Veil
Yashmak Hat
parts Agal
Aigrette Brim
Bumper brim
Campaign cord
Cointoise Gamsbart...
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Covering variants: cowl, paranja, purdah,
tagelmust (worn by men), tudong,
yashmak Non-Muslim
religious coverings:
ghoonghat (Hindu),
Christian headcovering...
- well-rounded
woman with soft good
looks and
luminous dark eyes
hidden behind her
yashmak" and a
woman who "proved
herself to be a most
remarkable lady of rare attainments...
