Zavrnog

Zavrnog is a term that originates from the Slavic languages, particularly from the Serbian language, and refers to a type of traditional Serbian folk costume. The term "zavrnog" specifically denotes a type of apron or waistcoat that is part of the traditional attire worn by Serbian women. This garment is typically made from wool or other durable fabrics and is characterized by its long, flowing design, which often extends to the ground. The zavrnog is usually adorned with intricate embroidery, embroidered patterns, and decorative elements that reflect the cultural heritage and regional traditions of Serbia.

The zavrnog is often worn as part of a larger ensemble of traditional clothing, which may include a blouse, skirt, and headscarf. It is commonly associated with Serbian folk dances and celebrations, where it serves both a practical and symbolic purpose. The apron not only provides warmth and protection but also represents the cultural identity and heritage of the Serbian people. The zavrnog is a significant element of Serbian folk costume, reflecting the country's rich history and cultural diversity.