1. Describe the item or behavior.
2. If it is an item, who generally wears the item?
3. What is the symbolism of the item or behavior? (i.e., Does it represent an affiliation with a particular religious’ code. If so, which one?)
4. What is the reason for the behavior or wearing the item (i.e., modesty, religious significance, etc.)?
5. What is the history of the item or behavior (i.e., is the item derived from a particular religious story or edict)?
6. Consider the following statement and respond.
Kosovorotka is a long straight cut shirt for men. The shirt is pulled out over wearer’s head just like the top/t-shirts. There are several buttons in the top half, but either they are on the left or right side, not centralized. The shirt is made of home spun linen. A belt can beadded to add ethnical touch today but earlier it was must, as the shirt size reached to the
