embroidered tulle is a very common and widespread in traditional costumes. In the museum there are numerous examples of Nuoro. For the most part the leaders in tulle embroidered handkerchiefs are folded square in half of the diagonal, so as to form a triangle, to be laid on the head. They can be worn alone - and in my part of this means that she who wears it is a girl of marriageable age, that is not yet married - as in this case:
... or they can be covered by another chief called 'cloak' that, in my area, is made of satin, with wide blue and white horizontal bands. In this case, the plot of tulle check only minimally under the cloak of so much of the embroidery is little or nothing visible. She who brings the mantilla is a married woman. To the widow's shawl colors are no longer white and blue, but black and white (see: http://www.hbsulcis.com/portal/content/view/59 / 59/lang, en / ).
Another leader in embroidered tulle that is used in some Sardinian costumes and the apron (Sardinian: 'fentalicu' or 'devantali') as in these costumes:
One last question: in Sardinian costumes there is no coat or a similar item of clothing for the cold season. Usually women put a shawl covering her shoulders and head and is bordered by broad fringes worked in macramé. In some countries, however, the custom was to wear various women on each other and the last was used as a shawl to cover her head, as in these photos:
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