ainuõõsseted
Ainuõõsseted, also known as Ainu traditional attire, refers to the clothing worn by the indigenous Ainu people of Japan and Russia. These garments are characterized by their intricate embroidery and unique weaving techniques. The primary material used for ainuõõsseted is bark cloth, particularly from the elm tree, which is processed into a fabric called attus. This attus was then dyed and decorated.
The traditional colors found in Ainu clothing are typically earth tones, such as brown, indigo, and red,
The style of ainuõõsseted varies slightly between men and women, and also by region. Men's clothing often