- Author:
- Trench Gascoigne, Gwendolen Galton
- Publication Info:
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London:
A.D. Innes and Co,
1896,
pg 35
Text on page 35
BURMESE AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS. '35
shorter than the women's "tamehn," and displays a good portion of calf and ankle, but what it loses in length it more than gains in width, as it is
a burmese lady.
most voluminous in its proportions. This garment is worn in much the same manner as the " tamehn " except that it is bound round the loinsmost voluminous in its proportions. This garment is worn in much the same manner as the " tamehn " except that it is bound round the loins
