laiuskraadidest
Laiuskraadidest is a concept in Estonian culture and folkloric studies, specifically associated with the traditional clothing of Estonia's rural communities. It refers to the flared or bell-shaped skirts, often decorated with embroidery, patchwork, or other forms of needlework, that were a characteristic feature of women's attire in the region.
Laiuskraadidest originated in the 19th century as a practical means of adapting traditional garments to the
In addition to its functional and artistic significance, laiuskraadidest also served as an indicator of social
The traditional garment of laiuskraadidest declined in popularity as modernization and urbanization transforming Estonian society in