THE UNTOLD MYSTERIOUS MEANINGS OF WEARING SMOCK HAT. скачать в хорошем качестве

THE UNTOLD MYSTERIOUS MEANINGS OF WEARING SMOCK HAT.

Mysterious Video on the Smock Hat Wearing and its Meaning. The smock is also called Bun-nwↃ or Bana by Mamprusis, fugu in Mosi, batakari in the southern regions, dansika in Frafra, and Banaa in Kusaal both in the upper east region. It is worn by Royals and civilians across Dagbon and other northern regions, but popular across Ghana. The smock is traditionally made from hand-loomed strips comprising a blend of dyed and undyed cotton yarns. It is intricately sewn together by hand, resulting in a distinctive plaid pattern that characterizes the smock. A significant accessory to the smock is the Zipligu, a hat worn in conjunction with this traditional attire. An interesting aspect of the production process is the division of labour: women are traditionally responsible for making the strips, while men take on the task of making the smock itself.