Fashion
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The document discusses fashion and ornaments from the Indus civilization. People of the Indus civilization made ornaments by hand using stones like agate, which they heated to enhance its red color. A person's rank in society was indicated by their clothing. The robe of the Priest King was decorated with green patterns and had red, white, and green colors, showing his high status. Ornaments like headbands, earrings, necklaces, and bangles were crafted from various stones, with the materials used signifying social rank. A headband was tied around the Priest King's forehead with ends falling back along his hair.
Fashion
- 1. Fashion Done by: *Leonda *Eleanor *Weishan
- 2. Indus civilisation In the past, the people have to make their ornaments with their bare hands. The Indus civilisation used the agate, which is a red stone, and heat it in order to make a more visible colour . AgAtE
- 3. A rank of a person is judge by the dressing .The robe of the Priest King is decorated with green trefoil patterns and filled with red pigment and white borders . This shows the high authority of the Priest King and not any people could wore it. Only people that is highly respected and done a great contribution to the civilisation could wear.
- 4. These are the ornaments made by the Indus civilisation. There are headbands, earrings, necklaces, pendants and bangles were made of various stones. Ornaments is visible symbols of status or rank indicated in part by the material used.
- 5. A ribbon headband is tied around the forehead of the Priest King. The two ends of the fillet fall along the back and though the hair is carefully combed towards the back of the head, no bun is present. The flat back of the head is held a separately carved bun from the other seated figures
- 6. This is a seated male figure with its head missing. On the back of the figure, the hair style is partially reconstructed by a wide swath of hair and a braided lock of hair or ribbon hanging along the right side of the back.
- 7. The End!