Silhouettes headscarf with a green trim
SILHOUETTES headscarf with a green trim. The elements of designer print originate from the 18th-20th centuries embroidered rushnyky from the Naddniprianshchyna, Kyiv, and Sumy regions, as well as Cossack elite embroidery from the 17th to 18th centuries. The oak tree leaf encapsulates the symbolism of this tree, which signifies might and wisdom in Ukrainian tradition. The stylistics of the imagery is inspired by vytynannia — the art form of paper openwork.
SILHOUETTES headscarf with a green trim. The elements of designer print originate from the 18th-20th centuries embroidered rushnyky from the Naddniprianshchyna, Kyiv, and Sumy regions, as well as Cossack elite embroidery from the 17th to 18th centuries. The oak tree leaf encapsulates the symbolism of this tree, which signifies might and wisdom in Ukrainian tradition. The stylistics of the imagery is inspired by vytynannia — the art form of paper openwork.
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SILHOUETTES headscarf with a green trim. The elements of designer print originate from the 18th-20th centuries embroidered rushnyky from the Naddniprianshchyna, Kyiv, and Sumy regions, as well as Cossack elite embroidery from the 17th to 18th centuries. The oak tree leaf encapsulates the symbolism of this tree, which signifies might and wisdom in Ukrainian tradition. The stylistics of the imagery is inspired by vytynannia — the art form of paper openwork.
