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Cloth Sash
Ukrainian cloth sashes, also known as sashes or belts (such as kraika), are traditionally made from a variety of materials, including wool, linen, hemp, and jacquard ribbon.
Ukrainian cloth sashes, also known as sashes or belts (such as kraika), are traditionally made from a variety of materials, including wool, linen, hemp, and jacquard ribbon.
Some modern versions may also use polyester. The specific material often depends on the region of Ukraine and the intended use of the sash.
Some modern versions may also use polyester. The specific material often depends on the region of Ukraine and the intended use of the sash.
Kachorovska
Kachorovska is a Ukrainian fashion holding company specializing in the design and production of shoes, bags, and clothing. It's known for its blend of handmade shoemaking traditions with modern technologies, producing items under the Kachorovska, Melly, and 1957 Coffee Bar brands.
Kachorovska is a Ukrainian fashion holding company specializing in the design and production of shoes, bags, and clothing. It's known for its blend of handmade shoemaking traditions with modern technologies, producing items under the Kachorovska, Melly, and 1957 Coffee Bar brands.
The company has a long history in the shoe business, dating back to 1957, and is led by CEO and co-owner Alina Kachorovska.
The company has a long history in the shoe business, dating back to 1957, and is led by CEO and co-owner Alina Kachorovska.
sharovary
Sharovary are loose-fitting traditional Ukrainian men's trousers, characterized by their wide, flowing design and made from a variety of fabrics, with satin and silk being the common choices.
Sharovary are loose-fitting traditional Ukrainian men's trousers, characterized by their wide, flowing design and made from a variety of fabrics, with satin and silk being the common choices.
They are a key element of Ukrainian folk costumes and are often associated with the Zaporozhian Cossacks.
They are a key element of Ukrainian folk costumes and are often associated with the Zaporozhian Cossacks.
vinok flower crown
A Vinok is a traditional Ukrainian flower crown, a floral wreath often adorned with ribbons that holds deep cultural and historical significance in Ukrainian traditions. It is traditionally made with fresh flowers, paper, or wax, attached to a firm paper backing and covered with a ribbon.
A Vinok is a traditional Ukrainian flower crown, a floral wreath often adorned with ribbons that holds deep cultural and historical significance in Ukrainian traditions. It is traditionally made with fresh flowers, paper, or wax, attached to a firm paper backing and covered with a ribbon.
Depending on the region, the Vinok may also include grasses, feathers, ribbons, yarn, or coins. Each element of the Vinok, including the specific flowers and colors of ribbons, holds symbolic meaning—a symbol of girlhood, love, and marriage, worn by young women.
Depending on the region, the Vinok may also include grasses, feathers, ribbons, yarn, or coins. Each element of the Vinok, including the specific flowers and colors of ribbons, holds symbolic meaning—a symbol of girlhood, love, and marriage, worn by young women.
vyshyvanka
A vyshyvanka is a traditional Ukrainian embroidered shirt or blouse, made from linen or hemp fabric, and its intricate embroidery distinguishes it.
The embroidery often uses a combination of six primary colors: white, black, red, blue, yellow, or green. The specific patterns and colors vary by region and even by village, and is a key piece of Ukrainian national attire.
It's not just clothing, but a symbol of Ukrainian culture, identity, and heritage, with regional variations in embroidery patterns and colors.
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