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Cotton tablecloth with a printed border of large, red and orange peonies and a beige and white, checkerboard pattern in the centre section. Colours: burgundy, red, orange, light green, dark green, beige.

Linen tablecloth printed with a red, yellow and orange striped border and a scattering of red and yellow poppies in the central section.

White linen woven tablecloth featuring a geometric motif. Red and white stripes alternate on the edge. The floral motif is within a solid border at longer ends. Shorter edges are decorated with red wide unembroidered stripes. The central space in…

Linen tablecloth printed with a hutsul pattern. Wide pattern boards the edges and a thinner border in the centre section. Colours: red, orange, yellow, light green, black.

Hand-woven embroidered linen blouse. The sleeve pattern starts with a broad, multi-coloured, earth tone, embroidered section into which metallic thread and metal sequins have been incorporated into a very fine pattern of geometric shapes. The central…

Embroidered linen blouse. Sleeve pattern starts at the top with a panel that has wide dark brown horizontal stripes alternating with thin pink and beige stripes. The central pattern is predominantly beige. The lower section features diagonal stripes…

Embroidered linen blouse. The sleeve pattern starts at the top with a horizontal panel which has a dark green background and diamond motifs. The rest of the sleeve is decorated with a scattering of green diamond motifs. The bottom of the sleeve is…

Embroidered linen blouse. Sleeve pattern starts at the top with horizontal, burgundy stripes alternating with gold and silver beaded stripes. Central pattern is predominantly black with burgundy and orange accents. The bottom section is white on…

A hand-woven linen runner (rushnyk) was originally used to hang over an icon. A red, diamond motif pattern is woven horizontally into the fabric alternating with black stripes. Hemmed at each end.

A hand-woven linen runner (rushnyk) was originally used to hang over an icon. A red, star motif pattern is woven horizontally into the fabric with alternating black and red stripes. Hemmed at each end.