The Costume Of The Kino Nationality

Although the number of the Kino nationality is small, it is a very characteristic nation in clothing. In the dress of common people, women are often women. Clothes & Accessories It is richer than men's clothing, but Kino is the opposite. The clothes of the Kino nationality are simple and simple. They like to wear the homemade cloth with blue, red and black colored stripes. The keno men wore wide trousers and no collar shirt. The woman wore a white vest embroidered with various designs, a long sleeved coat with no collar, and a skirt with a black red edge under the collar and a hemp bag. The Kino people worship the sun, and the sun and moon ornaments are the people of the Kino people. taste The accumulation of psychology is rich in history. Culture Connotation.

Clothing features

Kino men and women both like wearing big earrings and big eyed ears. They believe that the size of the earrings is a symbol of their diligence, so they wear earrings at an early age and gradually expand with age. If a person's earrings are small, they will be regarded as timid and lazy.

The Kino men wore wide trousers and no collar shirt. The woman has a hair bun, a triangular pointed hat, a canned hemp bag, and various patterns on the white vest, with a long sleeved outer garment and a black and red skirt. The Kino people like to wear self woven cloth with blue, red and black stripes, which is rich in national characteristics. The woman's coat is called "Rainbow Dress". It is a beautiful and unique jacket with embroidered stripes.

A long time ago, a rainbow of a grandparent's grandmother wrapped it up in a girl who was suffering. She made her as beautiful as a fairy and lived a happy and happy life. Since then, the Kino people have made the rainbow a unique decoration of our nation. Keno men will hold adult ceremony after they are fifteen or six years old. After a serious and complicated process, they will have to change into clothes for adults. The sun (Yue Liang) emblem should be embroidered on the back of their jackets, and the emblem of the "handkerchief" is also embroidered with the emblem. Since then, the members of the Commune have been eligible for the right to fall in love. After that, they have to spend the night in public housing.

The Kino's headwear is unique. The woman wears a sharp top shawl hat, made of self woven white linen cloth and decorated with stripes. Some of the hats are long, embroidered with colored cross stitch patterns, and used to make fringes with beads, wool and feathers. Unmarried girls wear their hats on their heads, while married women put up a bamboo plait on their heads to raise their caps. The best adornment on a man's headgear is the ornament made of red beans and the white wings of the white wood bug. This is the girl's token of affection for the young man. The white wood bug's wings are hard and bright, and never fade, which symbolizes the unyielding love.

The clothes of the Kino nationality are simple and elegant. Men usually wear a pair of white round collar, buttoned jacket, knee wide trousers, wrapped leggings, long Baotou cloth, and carved patterns of bamboo or silver earrings. Women wear a round neck, no button top jacket, a seven color pattern, lined with tights or diamond shaped embroidered breast pocket. Next to the front skirt is a closed skirt, with a leggings and a cape top hat. The clothing materials of the Kino nationality are mostly cotton and hemp blended homespun cloth. The colors are mainly primary colors, and the black and red strips are interspersed. The weaving technology is simple and original, and the woven fabric is not lubricated and lustrous, but it is strong and durable, and is deeply loved by the Kino people.

{page_break} men wear rimmed collar and white shirt. No buttons, front and chest decorated with red and blue striped. The back of the garment is covered with 18 cm black cloth. Embroidered Kong Mingyin (Moon Flower) circular pattern. Wear white and blue pants, trousers and knees.

Women wear no collar T-shirt, black cloth with red edge, decorated with lace, colored cloth, embroidered with sunflower patterns on the back. A black front opening skirt with a triangular cloth and a chest shield and a red cloth border. It is a leggings, with white and thick linen tip tips (some with color stripes). The girl's Cape hangs down to her shoulders, and the married woman rolls up a corner.

Pointed hat: this hat is unique and looks like the sharp hat on the modern urban raincoat, which is a notable feature of the dress of the Kino women. It is made of 60 square centimeters long and 23 cm wide vertical line pattern chopper, folded and stitched on one side. Dai Shichang folded the edge of the hat and pointed out a broad margin. The slim Kino women wear such a set of coloring and tailored clothing, which is dignified, generous and lively.

Teeth: the Kino people also like to dye their teeth. This is also a kind of beauty. There are two ways to dye their teeth. First, areca and lime are chewed in their mouths. After a long time, the teeth gradually become black and fade. The other way is to put burning rosewood in a bamboo tube, and use smoked black juice on the teeth. This method is a way for young girls to love or dress up.

Tattoo: influenced by the Dai people, the Kino nationality also has tattoo custom, usually the family wealthy person or the talented person who has tattoo hobby. The Dai people have experience to stab. The female is stabbed on the lower leg, the pattern is similar to the border pattern on the clothes, the male is many on the wrist, the arm, the pattern has the animal, the flower, the star, the daily use utensils and so on.

Sun and moon ornaments

The sun and moon decorations are the back decorations of the Kino men. Each man is sewn with a color pattern in the center of his clothes. Kino called it "Polo Po", meaning sunflower or Moon Flower, that is, the sun and moon flower ornaments. The rosettes are round and about more than 10 centimeters in diameter. They are embroidered on the black cloth of 18 centimeters square with red, yellow, green, white and other colored threads, and then sewn on the back of the garment. The circular pattern is spread out from the center, showing radially colored lines, some like the sun, radiant; some of the lines are gentle and soft as the moon. The patterns of the sun and the moon are often embroidered with animal shapes or geometric patterns, making the contrast of patterns more colorful and harmonious.

There is a legend about the sun and Moon Flower "Polo Po". According to legend, the ancestors of the Kino nationality were part of Kong Mingnan's army. They fell behind because they were resting on the way, and later, after catching up with the big army, Kongming refused to take over. In order for these outdated soldiers to survive, Kong Mingci planted them with tea and made them build their houses according to their hat styles. Later, the Kino people embroidered Kongming's Bagua print on their backs to show their reverence and memory of Kongming. Therefore, the sun and moon decoration is also known as "Kong Ming Yin".

The Kino people believed that the brilliant sunshine brought life and hope to the earth. It was the soft moonlight that brought cool and dew to everything, so it decorated the sun and moon decorations and prayed for blessing. Another symbol of the sun and the moon is that the sun and the moon are always hanging in the sky, and children must always remember their parents' parenting. As long as they see the sun and the moon, they will think of their parents.

The sun and moon decoration is the symbol of the adult of the Kino nationality. It needs to be adult etiquette. When a boy is fifteen or six years old, when he works or goes out to work, he will be kidnapped by a young man who has been ambushed in advance. Then he will be kidnapped to hold a memorial hall for ancestor worship. He will receive the blessing of the village elders in solemn ceremonies, and he will receive the complete set of farm implements and adult clothing that his parents give. Only after the rite of passage was dressed in the clothes of the sun and the moon, he was qualified as a member of the official village, and began to have the rights and duties of the members of the Kino village. At the same time, only by wearing such clothing, young talents can have the right to love and talk, so that they can participate in the organization and activities of young men and women.

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Men's headdress

The traditional Kino men's headwear is divided into age groups. Underage boys wear short hair and wear hats. When they are fifteen or six years old, they wear hat for Baotou. Baotou is black, wrapped around the head, locked on both sides, and left on one side. Young men in Baotou often wear a decorative flower. Decorated with red beans and suspending the wings of the green worm, this is a token of love given by their lovers. It has a very special meaning.

The red beans will never fade, and the wings of the greenish green insects with golden yellow green are hard and hard to break. They symbolize the steadfast and lasting love of the two. Adult men also like to wear wooden or silver earrings with patterned designs. They often like flowers in earrings and earholes. The Kino people believe that wearing earrings and bags is the sacred and solemn thing of adults. But not at any time. Once parents and uncle die, they can not wear earrings or bags in a year, otherwise they will be laughed at by the world.

Women's headdress

The head ornaments of the Kino women have the characteristics of age and marriage. Traditional women's headwear usually wear long hair and wear a white triangle with a cape shaped triangular top hat. This kind of hat is usually folded by the self woven "chopper" cloth with vertical stripes and stitched to form a pointed hat on the trench coat of modern metropolis. When wearing, the front of the hat is rolled outwards, and both sides hang down on the shoulders.

Hairstyles and hat tips are the main differences between Kino unmarried women and married women. The unmarried woman's hair is draped over her shoulders or tied to the right side of her head, and the hat is pointed. Married women tied their long hair and tied them up with bamboo plaits. The hat leaned forward and the tip of the hat was pointed flat. At first glance, it was like a blooming cockscomb. Therefore, women's unmarried signs mainly depend on whether their hat is peaked and whether their hair is scattered around their shoulders. As for the origin of the Cape cap of the Kino women, there is such a myths and legends in the folk.

It is said that before the beginning of the world, there were only water, sky and sun. There was no land, vegetation and human beings. I don't know what month it is, and a woman who wears a white top hat and a white dress comes out of the water. She used clay to create the Kino tribe, and the Kino people tried to hide the wind and keep the cold. The women wore the white triangle hat and the white dress. As for the color patterns on the hat and the dress, it is related to a touching love story.

Legend has it that the beautiful and kindhearted Keno girl, Blu ray and the industrious and loyal young man, Zai Bai, are a pair of happy lovers. Just as they were about to get married, Brune was robbed by zimalah, the rich son of the nearby stockade, and forced her to marry him within three days. Brlely did not follow. He drew a burnt firewood from the fire pond and rowed it on the girl's hat before rowing it. He rowed it fiercely and threatened, "if you don't promise to marry me, run away, catch it and split it with this firewood head."

There were several black prints on the white top hat, which were thick in the middle and thin on the sides. This is the origin of the black stripes on the top hat of the Kino women today. When she hijacked bruis, zimuera tied her hands and feet with the cane string. She struggled desperately to resist, and the cane rope grinded her arms and legs, and the red blood stains were printed on the white dress. This is how Bruy was faithful to love. Since then, the red and black stripes of the women of the Kino women have been commemorated to show their love for love.

Kino women like to wear earrings very much. Their earrings are mostly hollow cylindrical corks or bamboo pipes and flowers. Mount Kino is full of flowers in four seasons and luxuriant leaves. The women of Kino women decorate the side of their earplugs or earplugs with flowers and plants. Some women have to replace them several times a day to keep their flowers fresh. Usually when a girl reaches seven or eight years old, she has to pierced her ears, and inside the bamboo or wooden tube. With the growth of her age, earplugs will be enlarged from ear to ear.

When they grow to fifteen or six years old, when they put fragrant flowers in their ears, they symbolized that they had grown up and could talk about love. The Kino tradition believes that the size of the ear hole is a symbol of women's diligence or absence. When young men and women are in love, they like to give flowers to each other and insert them in the eyes of their ears or earrings to express their love.