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Българските корени

Women's migrant festive costume from Karakioy


Moved and used in Razlog region with the second wave of migration in the early 20th century. It is currently kept by living heirs.


model: Elica Parapunova

The costume is from a private collection


The costume was transported to Razlog by the Bulgarian migrants from the villages of Banitsa, Karakoy, Gorno Brody, Selsko - Greece. It consists of a long shirt with embroidery at the hem. The upper garment is called a clashnik on which at the bottom end is sewn a velvet piece with braids, which is called a pala. On the bosom is put a breastplate, most often made of velvet. Kalashnik fits with a waistband, put a rectangular cloth on top of an apron. Additionally put buckles and a decoration called a button . The covering up is with a woolly headscarm at the end of which there are small flowers and fringes.








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