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Women's embroidered shirt. Dnipropetrovs'k region.
Women's embroidered shirt. Dnipropetrovs'k region.
A girl wearing sylianka (necklace). Lemkos. L'viv region.
A girl wearing sylianka (necklace). Lemkos. L'viv region.
Women's coat (svyta). Chernihiv region.
Women's coat (svyta). Chernihiv region.
A boy in a coat (svyta). Poltava region. XIX century. (Watercolor by O. Slastion).
A boy in a coat (svyta). Poltava region. XIX century. (Watercolor by O. Slastion).
A girl in Ukrainian national costume holding korovai (welcoming bread) on an embroidered rushnyk (runner)
A girl in Ukrainian national costume holding korovai (welcoming bread) on an embroidered rushnyk (runner)
A woman in a white coat (svyta)
A woman in a white coat (svyta)
Men's costume. Podillia. Early XXth century.
Men's costume. Podillia. Early XXth century.
Woven belt.
Woven belt.
Woven belt.
Woven belt.
Woven belt.
Woven belt.
Women's iupka. Kyiv region. XIX century.
Women's iupka. Kyiv region. XIX century.
National costume. Transcarpathian region. XIX century.
National costume. Transcarpathian region. XIX century.
Fragments of women's costume. Perehins'ke town, Perehins'ke district, Stanislav region. 1927.
Fragments of women's costume. Perehins'ke town, Perehins'ke district, Stanislav region. 1927.
Men's white coat (svyta) with embroidery. Polissia. XIX century.
Men's white coat (svyta) with embroidery. Polissia. XIX century.
Woven runners.
Woven runners.
Women's summer costume. Volyn' region.
Women's summer costume. Volyn' region.
Girl's festive costume. Serafyntsi village. Horodenka district. Stanislav region. 1932.
Girl's festive costume. Serafyntsi village. Horodenka district. Stanislav region. 1932.
Women's embroidered coat (svyta). XIX century.
Women's embroidered coat (svyta). XIX century.
Summer clothes. Stanislav region
Summer clothes. Stanislav region
Festive women's costume. Dnipropetrovs'k region. XIX century.
Festive women's costume. Dnipropetrovs'k region. XIX century.