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The most commonly seen belt worn by the Pontian
women (and still today) is the Lahor. The lahor, unlike the Tarapouloz,
is made of a thick cotton and is only worn by the women. |
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It has many patterns and colours, however there
is always a more dominant colour in each Lahor which would match the women's
cloths (Zoupounas or Katife). |
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It has several methods of being tied to the
body. It is first folded in half to create a 3 sided triangle. Then the
2 fare ends are tied together just above the waist (under the breast). |
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