burnous
The burnous is a traditional hooded cloak, typically made of wool, originating from North Africa. It is a significant garment in the cultural heritage of the Berber people and is also worn by Arabs in the region. The burnous is characterized by its loose, flowing shape and a distinctive pointed or rounded hood. It is usually knee-length or longer, providing warmth and protection from the elements. Historically, the color of the burnous could signify different things, such as social status or tribal affiliation, though white and brown are common.
The construction of a burnous is relatively simple, often consisting of a large rectangular piece of fabric