07-31-2012, 05:29 AM
I mean, it is not a rule, that textiles produced by the local handworkers were made in the trad. native way and old fashion-style of the pre-roman cultures. I am speaking about the (raw) materials, wich were used for the production.
I found in the Marthial's epigrams the terms like: "Patavian's tunic," "gausapina ....clothes," "Cucullus Veneticus, "Cucullus Liburnicus," etc.... they all shows on specific local and geographical production. Spiecialy the terms: "tripple-weaving Patavian's tunic" and the term "gausapina" shows strong connection to the geographical area and dress code in cold weather conditions of this area + on the colour of the natural undyed wool, made of the local white sheeps, living around the Po river and on the Liburnian's islands. This area is not far of my home ...
In the middle of June i had at home a heavy felted textile, made of natural undyed wool - it will be great for the paenula and is connected to the weaving term "gausapina clothes." The textile was produced - first was woven and than cooked on high temperature and thatfor was heavy felted, good for winter coat or for the paenula. But i brought the textile back to the shop because i needed in that moment normal Hallstatt-coat, not so heavy and than i got brown piece for my Hallstatt-coat.
In the next months i can weave my textiles on the vertical loom (prehistoric style) myselve, but first i need an augustan tunica with clavii - it will be in beige colour i don't wannt to have full white made of snow-white wool or madder red-one.
Joze
I found in the Marthial's epigrams the terms like: "Patavian's tunic," "gausapina ....clothes," "Cucullus Veneticus, "Cucullus Liburnicus," etc.... they all shows on specific local and geographical production. Spiecialy the terms: "tripple-weaving Patavian's tunic" and the term "gausapina" shows strong connection to the geographical area and dress code in cold weather conditions of this area + on the colour of the natural undyed wool, made of the local white sheeps, living around the Po river and on the Liburnian's islands. This area is not far of my home ...
In the middle of June i had at home a heavy felted textile, made of natural undyed wool - it will be great for the paenula and is connected to the weaving term "gausapina clothes." The textile was produced - first was woven and than cooked on high temperature and thatfor was heavy felted, good for winter coat or for the paenula. But i brought the textile back to the shop because i needed in that moment normal Hallstatt-coat, not so heavy and than i got brown piece for my Hallstatt-coat.
In the next months i can weave my textiles on the vertical loom (prehistoric style) myselve, but first i need an augustan tunica with clavii - it will be in beige colour i don't wannt to have full white made of snow-white wool or madder red-one.
Joze
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