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Headdress (tengkuluak cawek). A shawl used as a headdress by young girls or unmarried women. It is made into a headdress by folding into two blunt buffalo-horn shapes: the fringes fall down the back.
West Sumatra Expedition; Peggy R. Sanday
[Article] Sanday, Peggy R. & Kartiwa, Suwati. 1984. Cloth and Custom in West Sumatra. Expedition: The Magazine of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. 26 (4): 13-29.
: Page/Fig./Plate: p. 15
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