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The reconstruction of the traditional hand-woven sash from Borshchiv region (Podillia), wool warp on wool weft. Pattern based on a repetition of small diamonds. Fringes on both ends. Worn with item UF2022.002.a010.

The reconstruction of the traditional hand-woven wrap skirt is divided into three sections. The designs at each end are identically striped while the centre is plain. Typical for Borshchiv region (Podillia). Worn with item UF2022.002.a011.

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 contemporary hand-woven sampler of the red twill pattern weaved sash. Worn with the items UF2022.002.a007 and UF2022.002.a009.

A reconstruction of the traditional wrap skirt in red colour from Horodenka region (Pokuttia) in twill pattern weave. Cotton thread. Worn with the items UF2022.002.a008 and UF2022.002.a009.

The peach-coloured, polyester dress, is decorated with embroidered traditional cross stitch motifs - the upper front of the bodice, the front part of the attached belt and the bottom part of the skirt.

A beige contemporary woven dress with the elements of zavolikannia. A running stitch-like design primarily in red with the addition of black lines in the centre of the design. Full-length sleeves with a narrow tree strand braid in red and black wool…

Hand-woven red poyas featuring one wide horizontal stripe down the middle of the length of the artifact flanked on either side with 2 thinner stripes. Fringes on both ends. Worn with item: UF2022.002.a003).

A stylized red and blue traditional woolen hand-woven plakhta - two narrow panels, joined together with a decorative joining stitch. The edges are decorated with buttonhole stitch. Each corner of the plakhta bottom is decorated with a pompom. The…

A traditional home-crafted handmade Hutsul fur coat, decorated with alternating floral and geometric symbols in red and green. c 1890-1920. Embroidery stitch: satin stitch.