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In recent years we have been noticing the growing importance as supplements or headbands headdresses in clothing female. It is increasingly more common to see women who wear these flattering accessories not only at weddings or special events but also to give a touch to your daily attire.
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then proposed Pillar Miota and Ambrosia Pitigüil , both brands Vizcaya.
Coinciding with this fashionable Berets Museum of Encarta Balmaseda, Vizcaya , inaugurated on May 22 an exhibition which brings together 60 pieces , including paintings, prints and reproductions based on historical documents, female touched on in the medieval period under medieval renacentista.La Vizcaya Provincial Council explained in a statement that the sample entitled "Low-medieval clothing in the Basque country touched female" will remain at the museum through Sept. 27, is launching an initiative between the Museum Berets The Encartada and the Basque Museum of Bilbao. The exhibits belong to a private collector and the association Elai - Alai Elkartea , as indicated by the same fuente.En the opening ceremony, the Deputy for Culture and president of the Foundation Encartada Museoa Berets, Josue Aristondo , stressed that the region of Encartaciones has a "high potential for tourism, leisure and creation. "

History Factory.

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Factory 'The Encartada is located in the town of Balmaseda . The factory was founded in 1892 and has remained in operation until 1992, was devoted to the production of wool textiles, berets, though is also made blankets and cloths
. This factory is one of the stars of the industrial heritage of Euskadi
because retains all its facilities can be put into operation as they did a hundred years ago.

Basque History of Headdress .
From XII century until the end of XV wealthy women did not see the light of day if they did not look over their heads a piece of thread, linen or cotton. Each morning, the Trocadero Basque of the ladies of the Middle Ages sewed the hit to their ladies and the form that gave him announced, among other details, if the girl was married, marriage-age or widow. Women in the Middle Ages could not leave without playing, because keeping the hair in sight was a kind of provocation, one of the most important sources for research is the picture Wedding Begoña that painted Francisco Mena in 1607 and, stated in the Regional Library, 40 immortalized upper-class ladies to attend a decorated nuptials.

is said that sometimes the shape of the headdress is connected to the terrain. The inserts local Gordexola , for example, is flat, as their lands of the wavy of Artziniega evoke the hills, and the council Trespuentes Alava has a beak. The silhouette

rising mountain shaped headdress trimmed from San Sebastian , Santiesteban think Igeldo see Mount . Also the influence of religion marked these designs. Orduña headdress influences of Jewry that kept this city in the Middle Ages. And Lesaka parish in 1600 forbade women to attend Mass with coliform touched because it is considered that image, given its resemblance to a phallus, a "figure inadequate and scandalous," according to pray the chronicles of the time.
The Trocadero adapted the characteristics of each zone forms the symbol that declared the marital status of their wives. If you were married, hiding fabric neck and neck, parts that were visible when age was deserved. Girls preserved the bare neck and the widows I combed a horn, or if remarried, the two played. The amount of material was also used as an indication of status . Poor people had not touched, because the fabrics were expensive. The more yards of linen thread or take, more purchasing power demonstrated. Fabrica

berets "The accused" Barrio
Peñueco
48800
BALMASEDA - BIZKAIA
Tel. 946 801 356 ( Enkartur Tourist Office)
E-mail : info@enkartur.net

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