A man in a white robe walking through a desert area

Ninrod is a legendary figure that appears in biblical tradition and some other ancient scriptures and mythologies. His physical description, clothing and scenario of the time vary depending on sources and interpretations, as he is more a mythological figure than a historic person with precise details about his appearance and clothes. Ninrod is mentioned in the Bible in the Old Testament, specifically in the book of Genesis, and is usually associated with the construction of the Tower of Babel. The Bible does not provide a detailed description of its physical appearance, clothing or environment, focusing more on its actions and building the Tower of Babel. However, according to some traditional and mythological interpretations, Ninrod is often represented as a powerful and influential man of antiquity. If we consider artistic and literary interpretations, Ninrod is often portrayed wearing typical clothing of Mesopotamia and the Babylon region, which was a center of civilization at the time. These clothes may include long tunics, leather sandals and other antiquity fashion accessories. The scenario of the Ninrod season is usually associated with the period after the flood, according to the biblical narrative. Therefore, he would have lived in an old age, where societies were beginning to rise after the flood catastrophe and develop cities and monumental structures. It is noteworthy that Ninrod is a figure wrapped in legends and myths, and its historical existence is widely debated. Much of the information about it comes from ancient religious and mythological traditions, making it difficult to describe their physical appearance and historical context.