A cow's head-dress, the holes are to go over the horns. Indian.
Pakistani child's waistcoat. The trimming is an old metal zip. Inside pocket.
A Rajastani child's dress coat. Very petite.
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4 comments:
wow. loving these.
You seem to have a nice job!
Besides - I wonder how you are doing. How are you doing?
/Olga
simply gorgeous, love the textiles.
Susie from
I Just Love That Fabric
So beautiful! :-)
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