Kswa el-kbira, berberisca
Un vestido ke lo porta por la primera ves una mujer Djudia en su dia de boda. Es de influensia espanyola i se topa en las sivdades de Maroko del nord. Esto kontyene una fusta (zeltita), un bolero (gomablaz) ke se viste ariva de una plaka de peto brodada de oro (ktef), kon mangas lungas i anchas (kmam) apegados al bolero i un kushak de seda kuvyerto de oro (hzam) Despues dela boda la mujer lo viste en okazyones importantes
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Vanessa Paloma performs Jewish-Moroccan music in a bridal gown (2009).
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