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tall conical or cylindrical cap with a turn-up brim, usually made of felt or fur, worn mostly by men from Central Asia via the Caucasus and Turkey to the Balkans
- qalpaq
- kolpak
- calpack
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | kalpak |
tall conical or cylindrical cap with a turn-up brim, usually made of felt or fur, worn mostly by men from Central Asia via the Caucasus and Turkey to the Balkans |
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Embroidered felt Kyrgyz kalpak (English)
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Part 5: Southeast Europe
Bulgaria: Ethnic Dress
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Part 1: Overview of Dress and Fashion in Central and Southwest Asia
Dress Reforms of the Early Twentieth Century in Turkey, Iran, and Afghanistan
Derek Bryce
20 November 2020
Kalpak
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- arwiki قلبق
- azwiki Qalpaq
- bawiki Ҡалпаҡ
- bewiki Каўпак (галаўны ўбор)
- bgwiki Калпак
- cswiki Kalpak
- cvwiki Калпак
- dewiki Kalpak
- elwiki Καλπάκι
- enwiki Kalpak
- eswiki Kalpak
- fiwiki Kalpak
- frwiki Kalpak
- hewiki קלפאק
- hrwiki Kalpak
- idwiki Kalpak
- itwiki Kalpak
- jawiki カルパック
- kkwiki Қалпақ
- kuwiki Papax
- kywiki Калпак
- ltwiki Kalpokas
- mkwiki Калпак
- plwiki Kołpak (czapka)
- ptwiki Calpaque
- ruwiki Колпак (головной убор)
- srwiki Калпак
- trwiki Kalpak
- ukwiki Ковпак (головний убір)
- zhwiki 卡尔帕克
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- commonswiki Category:Kolpaks