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Men's white linen shirt. Straight-cut body and sleeves. Open neck with the embroidered panel in the front. Embroidered neck trim and embroidered sleeve edge. Sleeves are open in "Kyivs'ka" style without cuffs. Embroidery stitch: satin stitch (hlad').…

Rectangular tablecloth with screen printed Ukrainian geometric embroidery pattern in red, burgundy, black, yellow colours. Printed in Germany.

White, linen tablecloth, machine-woven with drawn thread work (stiahovannia) pattern, white-on-white long strips down the length of the table cloth.

Machine-woven bedspread with simple brown, black and gold checkered, "Plakhta" pattern in brown, black, gold colours. Rounded corners at the foot of the bedspread, and 2 square corners at the top. Trimmed with golden wool fringe. Tag: "Made in…

Hand-woven runner in dark brown, light brown and grey. Grey animal motifs run down the centre of the length of the runner. A floral motif that is boarded with two brown thin stripes decorates long edges. Short fringes on one short end and long…

A portion of white wool, a hand-woven throw blanket. The price tag still attached is $24. Wool 70%, Orlon 30%. The blanket was cut by L. Onufrijchuk to be sewn into a piece of clothing. Fringes on one edge.

Paisly patterned piece of fabric. The printed pattern is in blue, red, yellow and blue colours.

A hand-woven wool runner with orange, terracotta, and dark brown horizontal geometric patterns. Light beige broad stripes alternate with broad stripes of orange and terracotta small flowers that are boarded with a brown wavy stripe. Originally from a…

A hand-woven woolen runner with beige, yellow and dark brown horizontal geometric patterns. Light beige stripes alternate with yellow and brown stripes that resemble flowers. Originally from a set of 4. Each of the 4 was a different colour…

A hand-woven wool runner with gold, yellow and dark brown horizontal geometric patterns. Light beige wide stripes alternate with wide stripes of a yellow and brown pattern than resembles flowers. Originally from a set of 4. Each of the 4 was a…