Sayyah
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Sleeveless garment worn in Iraq
The Sayyah (Arabic: صاية) is a sleeveless garment that covers the ankles worn by traditionally Iraqis beneath the dishdasha. Typically made from several types of wool, the best quality garments were made by weavers in Baghdad, and thus became associated with the city.[1] It was also worn by Arab Bedouins of Northern Iraq.[2]
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[edit ]- ^ Hasan (14 December 2003). "The Zabun the Jasbi, the Khajiyya, and the Sayyah are the most prominent Iraqi costumes in old times". The Independent Iraqi News Agency. Archived from the original on 2019年12月15日. Retrieved 2025年06月29日.
- ^ Al-Jabri 1969, p. 90.
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