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White trousers (bourazana), with holding cord at the waist. Men’s bourazana costume is named after the bourazana trousers.
Dress made of imported silk, with large checks in its texture, in purple and ecru colors, with interwoven rhomboid motifs. Sewn according to western fashion standards, with small standing collar, deep upright opening in the ruff and wide sleeves, open along the inner side. The skirt is joined with the corsage by dense and tightly sewn crinkle. In the front, at chest height, it is decorated with black cord..
Jug for washing hands, with handle and spout. With carved floral decoration and the inscription: ΓΙΑΝΙ ΤΖΑΝΕΤΟ 1813 [GIANI TZANETO 1813]. Jug set related to the basin in CE_549.
With inscription: ΒΓΚ 1805 [BGK 1805].
It was converted into an electric lamp for the inauguration of the Museum (mid 20th century.).
It was converted into an electric lamp for the inauguration of the Museum (mid 20th century).
Dress made of brocade fabric with interwoven colorful floral patterns on gold-knit garlands evolving onto a purple plain. The upper part has a deep front opening, with sleeves sewn vertically to the body, ending to a “cap”. The deep opening and the sleeve seams and endings are decorated with gold thread. Joined at the waist with long pleated skirt.
It was converted into an electric lamp for the inauguration of the Museum (mid 20th century.).
With inscription: ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩ ΤΙC ΔΟΥΚΑC 1743 [PANAGIOTIS DOUKAS 1743].
Gold-embroidered velvet belt with gold thread, sequins and tir-tir. With small buckle.
With engraved decoration and inscription: “1681 ΓΕΝΑΡΙΟΥ ΠΡΩΤΙ” [JANUARY FIRST 1681].
It was converted into an electric lamp for the inauguration of the Museum (mid 20th century.).
