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Two young girls pose in costumes from Dala-Floda with floral jackets and hats, 1890-1900. Creator: Helene Edlund
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Two young girls pose in costumes from Dala-Floda with floral jackets and hats, 1890-1900. Creator: Helene Edlund
Two young girls pose in costumes from Dala-Floda with floral jackets and hats, 1890-1900
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Two young girls proudly don traditional costumes from Dala-Floda, a region in Dalarna, Sweden, during the late 1890s. Their outfits consist of intricately embroidered floral jackets and matching hats adorned with ribbons and lace. The girls' clothing also includes full aprons and long skirts made of colorful fabric. Helene Edlund captured this portrait of the girls, likely in a studio setting, showcasing the rich textile heritage of Scandinavia. The girls make eye contact with the camera, adding a sense of connection and intimacy to the image. The concept of preserving traditional costumes was an important aspect of anthropology and ethnology during this time, as European cultures began to appreciate and document their indigenous heritage. The girls' clothing reflects the influence of the Nordic region's natural environment, with the floral patterns and colors representing the beauty of the region's landscape. The needlework on their jackets and hats required great skill and patience, demonstrating the importance of textile arts in the daily lives of the people. This photograph is a valuable piece of history, offering a glimpse into the fashion and traditions of the 19th century. The girls' clothing, with its intricate details and timeless appeal, continues to inspire contemporary designers and fashion enthusiasts. The Nordic Museum Foundation in Sweden holds the original image in its collection, preserving it for future generations to appreciate and learn from.
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