See also the entry on a Turkish postage stamp with a depiction of paçalık embroidery.
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Paçalık
Paçalık embroidery from Aydin province, c. AD 1900.
In the Ottoman world, the paçalık was the name of the embroidered dress worn by the bride the day after her wedding. It was also the name for a piece of embroidered cloth (always worked in a pair), sewn onto the legs of a woman's underpants.
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(Pre-) Modern Middle East and North Africa