• Arakhchin - Wikipedia

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    A traditional Armenian male arakhchi headdress, 21st century. An arakhchi (Armenian: արախչի, romanized: arakhchi, Azerbaijani: araxçın)...

  • Arakhchin / Araxçın · Community Flavor Pack

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    The Armenian arakhchin was a truncated skull cap, knitted from wool or embroidered with multicolored woolen thread and a predominance of red.

  • Traditional Azerbaijani Headdress Arakhchin - YouTube

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  • Arakhchin Archives | TurkishFolkArt

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  • Armenian Hat - Arakhchin - Wikipedia silverbureau.ma

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  • An Arakhchin Is a Traditional Headwear... — ELI5: Arakhchin

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    An arakhchin is a traditional headwear that people from Mongolia wear. It looks like a very pretty hat that is usually made of silk, brocade, or cotton materials.

  • Azerbaijani Traditional Clothing — HiSoUR — Hi So You Are

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    Generally bashlyk was accompanied by yapinji. Arakhchin – was worn under other headdresses (papaq, chalma for women).

  • The National Clothes - Azerbaijan

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    • 28. Set of plates for woman’s things. XIX century
    • 29. Arakhchin. (Head clothes) XIX century

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  • What Is Armenian Clothing Called? — TeachersCollegesj

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    arakhchin An arakhchin (Armenian: արախչի, romanized: arakhchi, Azerbaijani: araxçın) is a traditional Armenian and Azerbaijani flat top skull cap headdress...

  • Azerbaijani National Carpet Museum

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    The arakhchin, which boasts vibrant decorations and artistic embroidery, was fastened with clamps or cord beneath the jaw.