CODE | Material |
Standard
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Price | |
GKLR1335 | White Linen | Hand-made | 138.00 EUR |
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Kruseler is a Medieval headwear for women, a court headscarf used from the end of 13th century till the end of 15th century. Gained it's greatest popularity in 14th century and edging the headscarves with frill in medieval Europe was extremely fashionable.
The name "kruseler" derived from Germany, however this medieval scarf probably sprang from Bohemia. Women wore it e.g. in Silesia, Poland, and Germany. Kruseler was also used in England, where it was fetched by the wife of Richard II, near the end of 14th century.