“ The mystery of the Scotland’s national costume” It is made by: Kuznetsova Alexandra, the student of the 7 “V” Form, School # 58 The teacher: Khasanova N. E. Novouralsk, 2010.
The Aim of the Project: to clear up the peculiarities of the Scotland’s national costume
The Tasks of the Project: to get the information; to analyze and choose the information; to learn the words; to prepare the slideshow
The Steps of the Project: 2010 January- March Choosing the topic April-May Getting the information September- October Analyzing and choosing the information November Preparing the presentation 2011 January- April Making the practical part of the project
Scotland is a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland National flag National Symbol National costume
National costume (also: regional costume or folk costume) expresses an identity through costume which usually relates to a geographic area or a period of time in history, but can also indicate social, marital and/or religious status. Such costumes often come in two forms: one for everyday occasions, the other for festivals and formal wear.
1093-the first description of the kilt ( in “Saga of the King Magnus” by McClintock) 1702 – the kilt became in the law
sporran kilt waistcoat white shirt tam-o-shanter jacket stockings and flashes Shoes or brogues
A traditional leather sporran for ordinary day wear. An elegant silver trimmed full-dress evening sporran Sporrans
Man’s Day costume Man’s Evening costume
Costume for adults Costume for children
T a r t a n TUAR TAN (from Gaelic) means “the colour of district” There are 2200 kinds of tartans nowadays Types of tartan: CLAN tartans CHIEF tartans DRESS tartans MOURNING tartans HUNTING tartans DISRICT tartans REGIMENTAL tartans
Stewart old sett ancient Stewart dress ancient Stewart hunting ancient Stewart black Stewart royal modern Stewart hunting modern Stewart dress modern Stewart old sett modern Stewart hunting weathered Stewart dress weathered Stewart old sett weathered Different types of tartan Stewart muted blue dress Stewart royal ancient
Different types of costume
Modern clothes design
The results of the research Question 1. 87% -know the difference between national and ordinary costumes Question 2.
The results of the research Question 3. 97% -know how the Scotland’s national costume looks Question 4. 43% -know only one part “KILT” Question 5. Only 8 % -know that different clans have different tartans Question 6. 66%- want to know more about Scotland’s national costume
The conclusion - I understand the “ mystery” of the Scotland’s national costume - It is possible to learn the history of Scotland thought the national costume - Each clan has it’s own tartan - Tartan is still modern
The perspective To create my own collection of clothes for teenagers using TARTAN
Thank you for attention!