A kaross is a type of blanket or cloak made from animal skins, often used by indigenous people in southern Africa. The skins used to make a kaross can vary depending on the region but commonly include antelope, leopard, or seal. To create a patchwork design, the skins are stitched together using animal sinew or modern thread. Karosses were traditionally used for warmth and as bedding but were also worn as a form of clothing, particularly by hunters and warriors. Today, karosses are still used in some rural communities but are also prized as works of art and sold to collectors worldwide.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „kaross” po angielsku

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