御高祖頭巾
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Meanings
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okoso-zukin; full-head kerchief worn by women in winter
historical term
Historical term for a kerchief that covered the entire head except the eyes, worn by women from the Edo period through the Meiji era.
Women in the Edo period wore okoso-zukin in winter.
I saw an exhibit of okoso-zukin at the museum.