Learn about how to recognize a caul in historical paintings, what fabrics that were used based on sumptuary laws such as linen, how to make a simple caul, and more!

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A 16th century caul is a woman's close-fitting indoor head covering, like a linen hairnet, that covers tied up braided hair on the crown of the lady's head. Examples of English (Elizabethan) cauls in paintings is rare. However, more examples can be found in Dutch and Italian paintings.

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