Hall 6. Precious textiles, pictorial and ornamental embroidery of the XIVth to XVIIIth century. Russian secular dress of the XVIth to early XXth century
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Church vestments, e.g. saccoses, phelonions, mitres, orarions, belonged to Russian Metropolitans and Patriarchs. The saccos of First Moscow Metropolitan Peter is extremely valuable. Clothes from Russian Tsars' wardrobes - nalatnik, zipun (a homespun coat), figured (tight, close-fitting) caftan, ferezeya, platno of Peter the Great – demonstrate characteristics of Old Russian ceremonial clothes and decorations.
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Coronation dress, accessories and a coronation mantle of Russian Emperors and Empresses help to discover important features of the state coronation ceremony.Rare samples of pictorial artistic embroidery complete the display.
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