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costume of the
Gokturk period consisted of long
kaftans that are
closed with a belt at the waist,
these kaftans can be
observed in
Gokturk statues. The Seljuk...
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throughout West Africa. A
kaftan and
matching pants is
called a
kaftan suit. The
kaftan suit can be worn with a kufi cap.
Senegalese kaftans are
formal wear in...
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black kaftans to funerals. However, in some
parts of
Ghana and the
United States, some
women wear black-and-white prints, or
black and red. The
kaftan is...
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Kaftan is a surname.
People include: Dirk
Kaftan (born 1971),
German conductor Fred F.
Kaftan (1916–2001),
member of the
Wisconsin State Senate George...
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George A.
Kaftan (February 22, 1928 –
October 6, 2018) was an
American professional basketball player.
George grew up in New York City and went to Xavier...
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Network Television (
KAFTAN TV) is a
Nigerian independent 24-hour
television channel.
Established in
December 2016, it is
operated by
KAFTAN TV Ventures, a...
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other non-affiliated
Yerushalmi Haredim such as the
Perushim are
called kaftans.
Those members of
these movements centred in
Jerusalem or one of the Jerusalem-affiliated...
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clothing help make
African fashion a
diverse topic. Hand-embroidered
kaftans are a
significant aspect of
African clothing,
showcasing intricate craftsmanship...
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brand is now sold
around the
world and has
branched out from
creating just
kaftans to now
include accessories, home-wears and ready-to-wear. The
Camilla brand...
- also
known as the
Senegalese kaftan. The
female version worn in some
communities is also
known as a m'boubou or
kaftan. Its
origin lies with the clothing...
