Black woollen skirt of the traditional Sarakatsana costume from Thrace. It has wide pleats. At the bottom, there are horizontal gold, green, pink and silver stripes. The end is embellished with lace with geometric motifs. The apron and the belt are attached to the skirt. The apron (panaoula) is made of wool and has a trapezoid shape. It has embroidered beige edging unfolding on three sides into a ribbon with small rectangles. It is surrounded by an embroidered gold strip with a zig-zag pattern. On a third level, there is a decorative row of twisted black cord, which is interrupted in places by similarly twisted gold cord. On its three sides, the apron ends in delicate black lace. The belt is attached to the top of the skirt. The top is embellished with horizontal black, green and blue stripes. A row of rectangles have been embroidered with blue thread approximately in the middle of its width. The belt ends in blue and green decorative lace.
