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Vercelli im Piemont
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Walser Regions
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Vorarlberg-Tirol
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Walser Regions
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Wallis
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Walser Regions
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Walliser German
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Walliser German in comparison with Swiss German and the internal characteristics.
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Dialect
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Walliser Sonntagstracht (Sunday Traditional Dress)
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Walliser Sonntagstracht (Women’s and Menes Sunday traditional dress from Simplon Dorf)
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Culture
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Traditional Dress
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Walliser Tracht: Der Trachtenhut
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Description of the "Walliser Trachtenhut" (Hat used in traditional dress) with picture – The "Haube" (hood) is made from black satin. A black point 2cm wide borders the whole "Haube" (hood). Originally the women wore a "Chignon". The "Hut" (hat) is made from straw, 8cm high, the edge is a circle made from black silk or cotton. On both sides a loop falls over the ears.
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Culture
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Traditional Dress
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Walliser Werktagstracht (Work Day Traditional Dress)
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Frauentracht (women’s traditional dress) from Reid-Brig – The Hut (Heuerhut – Today’s hat) is made from straw; it is flat with a 5cm high Gipfi (peak) and a 12cm wide edge. Red velvet Samtband (ribbon) surrounds the Gipfi (peak) and on the left a large mesh is displayed and a smaller mesh is displayed on the right. The edge is set in red velvet Samtband (ribbon). Under the Heuerhut (today’s hat) is the Chignon worn. The Bluse (blouse) is made from Linen or cotton and is white. Ärmel (Sleeves) are to the elbow, a round Halsasschnitt (round neck), Kreuzstichstickerei (Cross stitch embroidery) on Bärtchen at the Ärmeln (Sleeves) and Halsausschnitt (round neck).
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Culture
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Traditional Dress
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Walser and their culture
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Who are the Walser?
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Walser and trade
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The trade routes and markets that already existed to a large part before the Walser offered the possibility to market both agricultural and crafted products.
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Trade and Economics
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Walser architectural style
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Is there a distinct Walser architectural style?
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Culture
