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== Cut ==
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== Replacement hem ==
Havah Design 2.jpg | Havah designs by [[User : Botanicaxu]]
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== Havah Bridal Gown Variation ==
The Vorin wedding gown is a variation of a havah.
Navani:
Shallan:
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▲Possible Inspiration:
The Vorin bridal dress is likely inspired by traditional Chinese wedding gowns, which are often much looser in cut than a qipao or cheongsam – the more fitted traditional dresses.
The wedding gowns are often covered in gold embroidery with designs that are meant to represent luck and other blessings for the couple.
== Bridal Crown ==
A bridal crown is worn by the bride as a headpiece for the wedding ceremonies in the Vorin tradition. Hair is worn braided for the occasion. The pieces are secured to the hair.
▲A bridal crown is worn by the bride as a headpiece for the wedding ceremonies in the Vorin tradition. Hair is worn braided for the occasion. The pieces are secured to the hair. {{book ref |Oathbringer |122}}
Currently only two descriptions are available:
▲Shallan’s – was a golden “ornate headdress woven into her braids.” {{book ref |Oathbringer |122}}
▲Possible Inspiration:
The Vorin bridal crown is likely inspired by the [[Wikipedia:Fengguan|Fengguan]], or Phoenix crowns, worn by brides in traditional Chinese wedding ceremonies. ▼
▲The Vorin bridal crown is likely inspired by the [[Wikipedia: Fengguan|Fengguan]], or Phoenix crowns, worn by brides in traditional Chinese wedding ceremonies.
Jade and turquoise are both associated with luck in many Earth cultures, including in China, Tibet, and many other cultures.
== Notes ==
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[[Category: Clothing]]
[[Category: Vorinism]]
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