Klettgau costume
The Klettgau costume is a traditional costume that is still worn today on festive days in Klettgau . On Schwyz Day in 1953, traditional costumes in Tiengen were revived when the Klettgauer Heimattracht group was founded .
It can be seen above all on festive occasions, such as the Schwyz Day, the Waldshuter Chilbi or the Erzinger Wine Festival . On the market square fountain in Tiengen, the figure of a woman wearing traditional costume can be seen in Klettgau. The Klettgau costume is closely related to the Schaffhausen costume and the Hallau costume , which has a small black velvet hood and a black scarf and is still worn today in the canton of Schaffhausen and in the Reiat . There are old illustrations of the costume by Franz Niklaus König and Josef Reinhard . Typical is the splendor of colors, the bodice with colorful silk ribbons and the fur , also mostly banded. The Klettgau men's costume is similar to the Hotzenwald costume .
literature
- Julie Heierli , The Klettgau or Hallau costume of the canton of Schaffhausen. Their origin and their development into folk costumes, their decline and continued existence as Hallau or Klettgau festive costumes . Basel. Publishing house of the Swiss Society for Folklore 1915.
- Julie Heierli: The folk costumes of Zurich, Schaffhausen, Graubünden & Ticino . Series: The national costumes of Switzerland , volume 4. Erlenbach-Zurich, Munich & Leipzig, Eugen Rentsch, 1930.
- Eduard Im Thurn: The canton of Schaffhausen, historically, geographically, statistically portrayed , St. Gallen and Bern 1840, pp. 47–48 online in the Google book search
- Walter Ulrich Guyan : On All Saints' Day in Schaffhausen. Foreword by Hans Hürlimann. Preface by Felix Schwank. Zurich, Ex Libris, 1975.
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Ernst Ludwig Rochholz : German Belief and Customs in the Mirror of the Heidnischen Vorzeit , Volumes 1–2, p. 265 online in the Google book search