rug]]> Andriy Nahachewsky bought this kylym in Ukraine in 1978.]]> fabric]]> This plahkta material was made or commissioned by Alexandra Prita for Ukrainian dance costuming. Inspired to do so by low quality of contemporary plakhta materials available in Canada at the time. The material was originally purchased from Alexandra by Kim Nahachewsky. Alexandra was living in Tsawwassen, BC at the time and directing the Ukrainian Dance Group Luna.]]> Zabolotna, Anastasia]]> pillowcase]]> This pillowcase was embroidered by Maryna Chernyavska's maternal grandmother Anastasia Zabolotna (nee Perevizniak) originally from Selyshche, Khotyn povit, but embroidered when they moved to a largely Romanian village of Chahor near Chernivtsi.]]> T-shirt]]> T-shirt]]> The T-shirt was gifted to Larisa Sembaliuk by Daria Twerdochlib. Larisa then donated them to BMUFA.]]> T-shirt]]> The T-shirt was gifted to Larisa Sembaliuk by Daria Twerdochlib. Larisa then donated them to BMUFA.]]> T-shirt]]> The T-shirt was gifted to Larisa Sembaliuk by Daria Twerdochlib. Larisa then donated them to BMUFA.]]> T-shirt]]> The T-shirt was gifted to Larisa Sembaliuk by Daria Twerdochlib. Larisa then donated them to BMUFA.]]> T-shirt]]> The T-shirt was gifted to Larisa Sembaliuk by Daria Twerdochlib. Larisa then donated them to BMUFA. ]]> T-shirt]]> The T-shirt was gifted to Larisa Sembaliuk by Daria Twerdochlib. Larisa then donated them to BMUFA. This T-shirt was given to Orest Twerdochlib as he volunteered at the Ukrainian Festival in 2015.]]>