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Cloaking Device

By Izzy

Obi Wan's cloak

Izzy had never given much thought to Sir Alec Guiness’ costume in Star Wars, which was recently auctioned off for $104,000, until he visited Morocco for the first time. To his delight, he discovered that a good percentage of Moroccan dress like Obi Wan Kenobi all the time. The loose-fitting robe with a distinctive pointy hood is called a djellaba, which is apparently an excellent means of keeping warm in a desert at night, whether on Earth or Tatooine.








3 Responses to “Cloaking Device”




  1. Sue F. Says:

    Ah, but did you notice no one wears the hood up? At least, I didn’t see anyone do so.




  2. Izzy Says:

    If Izzy remembers correctly, in Tangiers he did see men wearing the hood up.










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