The Mirkin in the Middle Ages
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During the Middle Ages, the term "mirkin" referred to a small, ornamental purse or pouch commonly worn by both men and women. While serving practical purposes, mirkins were also symbols of status and fashion, often incorporating herbs for medicinal needs and aromatic nosegays.
Practical Use: Mirkins were essential for …
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