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Women's costume. Stanislav region.
Women's costume. Stanislav region.
Embroidered women's short jacket (kabat). L'viv region.
Embroidered women's short jacket (kabat). L'viv region.
Women's costume. Volyn' area.
Women's costume. Volyn' area.
Men's costume. First part of the XIXth century. T. Shevchenko's illustration.
Men's costume. First part of the XIXth century. T. Shevchenko's illustration.
Woven belt. Stanislav region. XIX century.
Woven belt. Stanislav region. XIX century.
Men's costume. Poltava region. Late XIX century.
Men's costume. Poltava region. Late XIX century.
Peasants' costumes. Kyiv region. Late XIX century.
Peasants' costumes. Kyiv region. Late XIX century.
Woven belt.
Woven belt.
Women's coat (svyta). Chernihiv region.
Women's coat (svyta). Chernihiv region.
Embroidered runners (rushnyk) and doilies.
Embroidered runners (rushnyk) and doilies.
Men's white coat (svyta) with embroidery. Polissia. XIX century.
Men's white coat (svyta) with embroidery. Polissia. XIX century.
Men's coat (polotnianka) and women's jacket (kurtyna). L'viv region. Beginning of the XXth century.
Men's coat (polotnianka) and women's jacket (kurtyna). L'viv region. Beginning of the XXth century.
Sport outfit for a girl.
Sport outfit for a girl.
Men's costume. Podillia. Early XXth century.
Men's costume. Podillia. Early XXth century.
Girls' costume. Chernihiv region. XIX century.
Girls' costume. Chernihiv region. XIX century.
Wedding costume of the bride. Village of Vysova near Horlyts'. 1935.
Wedding costume of the bride. Village of Vysova near Horlyts'. 1935.
Woven belt.
Woven belt.
Modern women's coat with Ukrainian ethnic motifs.
Modern women's coat with Ukrainian ethnic motifs.
Embroidered runner (rushnyk), shirt and doilies.
Embroidered runner (rushnyk), shirt and doilies.
Bride's wedding costume. Village of Mykhnovets', Strilkiv district, Drohobych region. 1934.
Bride's wedding costume. Village of Mykhnovets', Strilkiv district, Drohobych region. 1934.