DOII Ekaterinoslav province, women's costume, XIX century
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- Materials: cotton, silk, wooden stand
Description
Ekaterinoslav province is a southern region where Ukrainians lived in close contact with the Russians, and in the domestic sphere, interaction of cultures took place, new features of everyday life were acquired, which was manifested in clothes. At the same time, along with the traditional Ukrainian clothing - plakhta, there were elements of a Russian costume, namely a kosoklinny sundress. It was the sarafan that was widely spread as the main maiden's clothing in the Russian southern provinces adjacent to Ukraine. Koskollinny deaf sarafan was made of wool homespun black and dark blue.The decor in the form of ribbons was located on the bottom, the edges of the straps were lined with strips of a kumach. A small incision was made on the chest of the sarafan. The edge of the cut was also finished with fabric and embroidery, with a garment and sparkles and a golden cord. Fastened to metal buttons. The dress is tied with a wide, homespun sash. Unusual in this shirt suit., The sleeves of which are made of kumach and sewn into the "set" and trimmed with white hand lace. On the head, the kichka is decorated with brocade and brocade and lace.
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DOII Ekaterinoslav province, women's costume, XIX century
$52.47