DAHA FAZLA BİLGİ İÇİN
Contini, Mila. Moda: Eski Mısır'dan Günümüze. James Laver tarafından düzenlenmiştir. New York: Odyssey Press, 1965. Houston, Mary G. Eski Mısır, Mezopotamya ve Pers Kostümü. Londra, İngiltere: AC Black, 1954.
AYRICA BAKINIZ:
Antik Mısır döenmi Giyim / Ancient Egypt Clothes
Antik Mısır Giysileri / Ancient Egypt Clothes
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Elbise / Egyptian Clothes; Dress
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Keten / Egyptian Clothes The Importance of Linen
Antik Mısır Giyimi; İdeal ve Gerçek / Egyptian Clothes; Ideal of Reality
Antik Mısır Giyimi; / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Kalasiris
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Peştemal ve Pantolon Etek / Ancient Egypt Clothes Loitcloth and loit skirt
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Penis Kılıfı / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Penis sheah
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Shenti / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Shenti
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Tunik / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Tunic
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Şapkalar / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Headwear
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Başlıklar / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Headdress
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Pişent / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Pycient
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Peruklar / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Wigs
Eski Mısır Vücut Süslemeleri / Ancient Egypt Body Decoration
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Yakalar ve Pektoraller / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Collars and Pektorals
Antik Mısır; Kokulu Yağlar ve Merhemler / Ancient Egypt Fragrant Oils and Ointments
Antik Mısır; Mücevherler / Anciant Egypt; Jewelery
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Kohl / Ancient Egypt; Kohl
Antik Mısır Ayakkabılari / Ancient Egypt Footwear
Antik Mısır Giyimi; Sandalet / Ancient Egypt Clothes; Sandals
Penis Sheath The penis sheath was an essential element of men’s costume in ancient Egypt. This strategically placed strip of cloth was worn, not out of modesty as we might assume, but to protect what was considered a vital and sacred organ from environmental elements, working hazards, as well as troublesome insects and tropical diseases. In ancient Egypt all men adopted costume that emphasized the front of the body. The traditional male garment, called the schenti, was a simple kilt made out of leather, hide, or linen that was wrapped around the hips. This emphasis on the genital area was due to the fact that it was regarded as sacred because of its central role in procreation. Attention was also directed to this part of the body by draping cloth from the waist over the pubic area. Some ancient Egyptian drawings depict men naked except for a belt around the waist from which hangs a strip of cloth forming a penis sheath. Even in historical times unmarried men still walked around in this garb. During the New Kingdom (c. 1500–c. 750 B.C.E.), Egyptian military recruits donned a uniform consisting of a short kilt or merely a penis sheath, with a feather in the hair for ornament. The penis sheath may also have inspired one of ancient Egypt’s most enduring icons. The ankh hieroglyph means “life” and has been called the original cross. However, its origin remains a mystery. Some scholars have speculated that it represents a sacred or magical knot or a sandal strap. Still others believe the ankh sign may have a connection to the ceremonial penis sheath worn by the Egyptian king during the heb sed, a ritual performed every thirty years after his coronation where the king performed a ritual run and dance aimed at proving he was still physically able to rule.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Contini, Mila. Fashion: From Ancient Egypt to the Present Day. Edited by James Laver. New York: Odyssey Press, 1965. Houston, Mary G. Ancient Egyptian, Mesopotamian, and Persian Costume. London, England: A. C. Black, 1954.
Kaynak: S. Pendergast, T. Pendergast, S. Hermsen, Fashion, Costume, and Culture: Clothing, Headwear, Body Decorations, and Footwear through the Ages, Thomson Gale, 2023
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