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品名（中）	全部的
品名（英）	Entari
入馆年号	1952年，52.204
策展部门	伊斯兰艺术（Islamic Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元 1700 - 公元 1799
创作地区	制造于: 土耳其（Made in: Turkey）
分类	主礼服女装（Main dress-Womenswear）
尺寸	高 56 英寸 (142.2 厘米) 宽 75 英寸 (190.5 厘米)
介绍（中）	entari，或称长袍，是奥斯曼帝国几个世纪以来女性室内服饰的主要服装。穿着汗衫（gömlek）和宽松长裤（şalvar），entari正面敞开，用腰带或腰带固定。虽然服装的比例随着时间的推移而变化，但本例中展示的基本结构（博物馆收藏中最古老的）保持不变。单织机宽度的织物包括entari的主体，没有肩缝。长三角形的布料（土耳其语为peş）缝在衣服的两侧和前面的开口处，以增加衣服的宽度。虽然前几个世纪的entaris在侧面是封闭的，但到了18世纪，当这件衣服制作出来时，人们习惯于在腰部附近打开侧缝，露出下面的şalvar和gömlek。同样，细长的袖子一直打开到肘部，这样多余的袖子长度就可以从手臂上脱落。袖子、前面和侧面的开口都有一个窄边，由几种金属色的线和银色的小亮片组成。这种刺绣羊毛织物被称为hüseyni或tepebaşı，以该织物的制造地伊斯坦布尔社区命名，在服装采用花卉元素和其他图案的多色设计，用丝绸和金属包裹线组装之前，已经进行了大量刺绣。
介绍（英）	The entari, or robe, was the primary garment of indoor dress for women in the Ottoman Empire for several centuries. Worn over an undershirt (gömlek) and baggy trousers (şalvar), the entari was open down the front, held closed by a belt or sash. While the proportions of the garment changed over time, the basic construction as demonstrated in this example, the oldest in the museum’s collection, remained the same. A single loom width of fabric comprises the body of the entari, with no shoulder seam. Long triangular pieces of fabric (peş in Turkish) are sewn to each side and the front openings to add width to the garment. While entaris from earlier centuries were closed at the sides, by the eighteenth century when this garment was made, it was customary to leave the side seam open near the waist, revealing the şalvar and gömlek beneath. Similarly, the long narrow sleeves were open until the elbow, allowing the extra sleeve length to fall away from the arm. The sleeves, front and sides openings are all edged with a narrow trim made up of several shades of metallic-colored thread and small silver-colored sequins. The embroidered wool fabric, known as hüseyni or tepebaşı, after the Istanbul neighborhood where the fabric was made, has been heavily embroidered before the garment was assembled with a multi-colored design of floral elements and other motifs executed in silk and metal-wrapped thread.