A voyageur typically attached his sash, or "ceinture fléchée," around his waist by wrapping it multiple times to create a snug fit. The sash was often tied in a knot or bow at the front or side, allowing for easy adjustment. This colorful, woven belt not only served as a practical means to secure clothing but also provided a place to carry tools and other essentials during long journeys.
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