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A matching set consisting of a black velvet vest and fringed apron with applique pieces of a kerchief covered in bright red roses, green leaves, decorated in long rectangular beads.

A black velvet apron (zapaska) was worn by the female dancers. UF2022.002.a031.

A woolen twill weaved apron, red coloured with green, yellow and blue horizontal stripes. A contemporary copy of the traditional apron from the Volyn' region. Worn with: UF2022.002.a017, UF2022.002.a020 and UF2022.002.a019.

A woven cotton apron with traditional motifs and colours incorporated into the hand-woven contemporary item. Designed to be worn with a full-length skirt.

Red woolen hand-woven pleated apron, scarlet coloured with green and blue horizontal accents. A contemporary copy of a traditional apron from Pokuttia. Worn with: UF2022.002.a007 and UF2022.002.a008.

A linen apron with wide horizontal stripes of embroidery consisting of geometric and floral patterns. L'viv region, ca. the 1930s. Embroidery stitch: cross stitch.

A cotton apron with wide horizontal stripes of embroidery consisting of geometric and floral patterns, ca. the 1930s. Embroidery stitch: cross stich.

White embroidered apron for small children. Floral motif in red, yellow, green and blue colours along edges. Embroidery stitch: cross stitch. The apron became yellow of age.

White cotton apron with a bib that ties around the back. Silkscreen printed on the front. The design features 3 pysanky in a horizontal row placed above barvinok and pussywillows. Text reads "Museu do Milenio".

White bibbed apron with a printed black and red Ukrainian embroidery pattern across the lower front section, on the top of the bib, and on the wide straps.