This post features details of the bridles and harnesses of the horses at the St. Alfio festival in Sicily, which reader Al Zammataro was kind enough to send me.
This harness is a very old one, with well-preserved gold embroidery:
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June 23, 2011
Beautiful harnesses at the St. Alfio festival
This harness is a very old one, with well-preserved gold embroidery:
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