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Hand-woven poyas. The pattern is based on a repetition of multi-coloured stripes and geometric motifs. One wide stripe in the middle and two narrow stripes along each long side in burgundy, green, blue, and white colours. Fringes on both ends.

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Hand-woven poyas. The pattern is based on a repetition of multi-coloured stripes, three wide and two narrow stripes in red, green, blue, and white colours and diamond motifs. Fringes on both ends.

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Hand-woven poyas. Pattern is based on a repetition of multi-coloured stripes: burgundy, white, green, brown. Fringes on both ends.

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Hand-woven multi-coloured poyas. The pattern is based on a repetition of multi-coloured stripes geometric, mostly diamond motifs. Fringes on both ends. Colours are yellow, red, blue, white, green.

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Mache-woven thin "Poyas" with a pattern of repeating star motifs and strips. Short fringes on both ends.

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A mustard coloured handmade sash for a dancing costume. Fringes on both ends.

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A wide light blue coloured handmade sash for a dancing costume. Fringes on both ends.

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Half of the thin hand-woven sash (poyas or kraika), is predominantly red and black with a finely woven pattern of x's and diamonds. Bukovyna (Ukraine).

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A hand-woven sash (poyas) from dance costume for children, predominantly red with colourful stripes along edges. Fringes on both ends.

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A typical Bukovynian hand-woven sash (poyas or kraika), wool warp on wool weft. Patterned divided into two sections: one based on alternating thin vertical stripes in pink, blue and yellow, and another with a tapestry is woven floral design. The…
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