Traditional Costumes Worldwide

Cyprus
Traditional Costumes
December 27, 1994
1c - Woman from Paphos with long skirt
2c - Karpasia Bridal Costume
3c - Costume from Paphos
5c - Costume from Mesaoria
7c - Bridegroom costume
10c - Shepherd costume from Mesaoria
15c - Festive costume from Nicosia
20c - Festive costume from Sayia, Paphos
25c - Female costume from Pitsilia
30c - Festive costume from Karpasia
35c - Rural male costume
40c - Festive costume from Mesaoria
50c - Urban male costume
L1 - Urban festive female costume

Israel 1999

Poland issued two sets of Regional Costumes stamps in 1959 & 1960 which was the change-over point between the "lets fleece collectors by blocking certain stamps to increase their value" era, & the "lets fleece collectors by issuing copious quantities of thematics, perf AND imperf, in stamp & mini-sheet format" era. Funnily enough the 50's era material still has some value whereas you can't give the 60's-70's stuff away.

Poland 1959-1960 Regional costumes, Fischer 994-1003, 1012-1021

India
Brides in Traditional Costume
December 30, 1980
Tamilandu
Rajasthan
Bengal
Kashmil

Turkish Cyprus
Traditional Costumes
August 8, 2002

Netherlands
Traditional Costumes
April 28, 1958
Walcheren
Marken
Scheveningen
Friesland
Volendam

The Hadendoa ("Hadendowa") are a nomadic subdivision of the Beja people whose elaborate hairdressing gained them the nickname of "Fuzzy-wuzzies" among the British troops during the Mahdist War (1881-99). Here is an image of a stamp depicting a Hadendoa man, designed by Col. W.L. Atkinson, printed by typography (letterpress) by Thomas De La Rue & Co., Ltd., and issued for use in Sudan on September 1, 1951, Scott No. 103, plus an image of a photo of a Hadendoa nomad, and a link to a webpage featuring Rudyard Kipling's famous poem Fuzzy Wuzzy (1892), a stirring tribute to the martial qualities of the Hadendoa warriors: http://allpoetry.com/Fuzzy-Wuzzy

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Afghanistan
Women's Day
December 31, 1963
Set of five with identical design of a young woman in her traditional costume.

Belarus
Traditional Costumes
2003 and 2005
West Polesye region
Mogilyov region
Mosty region
Lepel region

Bosnia and Herzegovina
National Costumes
September 20, 1996
Muslim rural costume of Bjelašnica
Rural costumes from western Bosnia
Muslim costume of Sarajevo

Liechtenstein
Costumes from Liechtenstein
September 8, 1977
A dirndl is a type of traditional dress worn in southern Germany, Liechtenstein and Austria, based on the historical costume of Alpine peasants. Dresses that are loosely based on the dirndl are known as Landhausmode.

Bolivia
UPAEP - Traditional Costumes
July 14, 1997
Typical costume of the valley region
Typical costume of the eastern region

Belarus
National Costumes
August 13, 1996
Kopil and Kletsk region
David-Gorodok region
Kobrin region

Countrywoman of Coimbra, designed by Raquel Roque Gameiro Ottolini (1889-1970), die engraved by Renato Araújo (1911-1950), printed by typography (letterpress), and issued by Portugal on April 4, 1941, Scott No. 606, plus a relevant illustration.

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National Catalan dresses in Andorra stamps,