Black woollen apron of the traditional Sarakatsana costume from Thrace. It has wide pleats. Horizontal gold, green, purple and blue stripes start mid-length. The bottom has a narrow embroidered yellow stripe and ends in decorative lace with geometric motifs. The apron and the belt are attached to the skirt. The apron (panaoula) is made of wool and has a rectangular shape. It has a wide band richly embroidered with vegetal motifs in white, pink, blue, green, yellow and red. This band is bordered on the outside by a strip with white and blue geometric motifs, and on the inside by a wide white strip. The inner rectangle is embroidered with a vegetal motif in white, blue, pink, yellow and green. The bottom of the apron is embellished with twisted woollen cord, which is interrupted in three places by similarly twisted gold cord. The belt is attached to the top of the skirt. It has an embroidered trapezoid-shaped silver and gold frame, which surrounds vertical silver stripes. Around the perimeter it is embellished with two rows of twisted woollen cord, which is interrupted in places by similarly twisted gold cord.
