3.] The chief garment of the Vizier is always a long fringed robe, reaching from the neck to the feet.

This is generally trimmed with embroidery at the top, round the sleeves, and round the bottom.

It is either seen to be confined by a broad belt round the waist, or else is covered from the waist to the knees by two falls of a heavy and deep fringe.

In this latter case, a broad cross-belt is worn over the left shoulder, and the upper fall of fringe hangs from the cross-belt.

A fillet is worn upon the head, which is often highly ornamented.