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27th September 12, 02:02 AM
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Here is some information that I found a while ago...
The Schenti is sometimes referred to as the “Egyptian kilt” because it is also a garment that is wrapped around the waist of men. At a certain point the schenti was pleated.
The Schenti looks different however. This is normal: a) the Egyptians didn't use tartans b) the schenti was meant to be worn in a warm climate. Other fabrics had to be used.c) the kilt, and everything around, is loaded with meaning that is specific to the Scottish heritage. The Egyptian culture is/was completely different.
Two useful URLs:
http://www.fashionencyclopedia.com/f...t/Schenti.html
http://www.garbtheworld.com/items/g0095.shtml
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