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kokoshnik (Russian: коко́шник, IPA: [kɐˈkoʂnʲɪk]) is a
traditional Russian headdress worn by
women and
girls to
accompany the sarafan. The
kokoshnik tradition...
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Kokoshnik is a
semicircular or keel-like
exterior decorative element in the Old
Russian architecture, a type of
corbel zakomara (that is an arch-like...
- half-cylinder with an
elevated and
pointed upper part,
resembling a
pointed kokoshnik. In
English the term
barrel roof is
sometimes used, but this may cause...
- with them.
Girls and
women often wear the
traditional Russian headdress kokoshnik during performances. Both
furious and
gentle music is the
basis for Russian...
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Burmese Ruby
Tiara at a
state banquet in 2019.
Elizabeth II
wearing the
Kokoshnik Tiara while dancing with
President Ford at the
White House in 1976. Elizabeth...
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publisher (link) Guzeva,
Alexandra (2018-07-18). "8
fascinating facts about kokoshnik – the
quintessential Russian headdress". www.rbth.com.
Retrieved 2019-02-26...
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could be used to
cover the face. Eventually, it gave rise to the
Russian kokoshnik. The ends of the
fabric are embroidered,
usually with red thread. During...
- including: the bandeau, a
tiara in the
shape of a
ribbon or hairband, the
kokoshnik, a
tiara that
usually consists of a m****ive wall of gemstones; the shape...
- away from the centre. It is
reminiscent of the
kokoshnik, a
traditional Russian headdress.
Kokoshnik-inspired
fringe tiaras as a
common tiara design...
- the
obverse a
portrait of
Queen Elizabeth II
wearing Queen Alexandra's
Kokoshnik tiara, King George's VI
festoon necklace, and
Queen Mary's
floret earrings...
