Discover Panama's National Dress

What is the National Dress of Panama?

• Pollera and Montuno

• Sari and Dhoti

• Kimono and Hanbok

• Kilt and Dashiki

What is the origin of La Pollera?

• La Pollera originated in Europe during the Renaissance.

• La Pollera originated in the Spanish colonial period in Latin America.

• La Pollera was first worn by indigenous tribes in North America.

• La Pollera is a traditional garment from Asia.

How many pieces make up La Pollera?

• 1

• 2

• 4

• 3

What are the two main pieces of La Pollera?

• The top and the pants.

• The dress and the hat.

• The shawl and the shoes.

• The blouse and the skirt.

What is a Basquiña?

• A traditional Basque women's garment.

• A type of Basque cheese.

• A traditional Basque dance.

• A popular Basque dish.

What is a Montuna Santeña?

• A type of traditional clothing from Panama.

• A popular dish made with seafood in Panama.

• A historical festival celebrated in the Santeña region.

• A traditional folk dance and music style from the Santeña region of Panama.

In which province is the Montuna Santeña created?

• Panamá

• Chiriquí

• Veraguas

• Los Santos

What types of jewelry are included in the National Dress?

• Belts, hats, scarves, and gloves.

• Necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and rings.

• Brooches, anklets, hairpins, and tiaras.

• Watches, cufflinks, pendants, and chains.

What are the main components of the shirt in La Pollera?

• Collar, cuffs, buttons

• Fabric type, color, pattern

• Bodice, sleeves, decorative elements (lace, embroidery)

• Pockets, waistband, hem

How is the pollera structured?

• The pollera features a tight-fitting skirt and a loose bodice.

• The pollera is made of a single layer of fabric with no decorations.

• The pollera is structured with a straight cut and minimal embellishments.

• The pollera is structured with a fitted bodice and a full skirt, often layered and decorated.