Palestinian Costume Dolls

Traditionally, the Palestinian costume for women is centered around the thob, a loose-fitting robe, the cut varying by region. A square chest panel on the thob, known as the qabbeh, is often decorated. A highly decorated qabbeh could function as a family heirloom, handed down from mother to daughter for use on several different dresses. The women in each region wore distinctive headdresses, often embellished with gold and silver coins from their bridewealth money. The more coins, the greater the wealth and prestige of the owner. The sha'weh, a distinctive conical hat, was worn only by married women. A khirqah, or embroidered veil, was also often attached to the back of the smadeh. The doll with the water jug wears a coat draped over the head and shoulders.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_costumes