Black woollen skirt of the traditional Sarakatsana costume from Thrace. It has wide pleats. Horizontal gold, green and blue stripes start mid-length. The bottom 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 trapezoid shape. It is embellished with gold galloon trim with triangles, which borders the inner trapezoid that is embroidered with vegetal motifs in white, blue, orange and green. The galloon trim is surrounded by twisted woollen cord that is interrupted in places by similarly twisted gold cord. The belt is attached to the top of the skirt. It has gold galloon trim with triangles on three sides, and gold and silver embroidery surrounded by vertical silver stripes. Around the perimeter of its three sides, it is embellished with a thin embroidered band and a row of twisted woollen cord, which is interrupted in places by similarly twisted gold cord.
