Photograph: Group of men wearing malicas and soviks near a chum.
Samoyede
1909-1910
17 x 11,6
РЭМ 1707-62
The two men on the left are dressed in soviks, a garment worn over a malica for the journey. Unlike the malica, it was sewn with fur outside. The sovik was an outdoor garment usually kept not in the chum but folded on a sled. On the road, it could be used as a sleeping bag. The man and boy on the right are wearing malicas. In the background is a chum, the Nenets portable light-frame dwelling place. Abstract by I.A. Karapetova
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