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The black eyebrow and the red heart — this is how the folk song celebrates the beauty of the Hutsuls.
The beaded "Chornobrova" is a unique work of art that combines traditional bead weaving techniques with modern design. The base of the piece is made of beads that have a deep black shade, symbolizing mystery and elegance. The red elements, which contrast with the black background, add brightness to the product and attract attention.
| 🖤 Mystery Deep black shade of the base | ❤️ Bright Contrast Red accents that attract attention | 🖐️ Handmade Each piece is unique |
The design "Chornobrova" is inspired by Ukrainian folk motifs, carrying deep cultural meaning. The piece is woven from high-quality Czech Preciosa beads, resistant to fading in sunlight and mechanical damage, ensuring the longevity of the decoration for years. The metal fittings complement the piece and provide secure fastening. The width of the piece is 9 cm, the length is 38 cm, with an adjustable chain of 5 cm.
The decoration symbolizes strength, courage, and feminine beauty. It can be worn as a standalone accent in an outfit or combined with other accessories, making it a versatile addition to the wardrobe — suitable for both festive occasions and everyday use.
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| Material | Czech Preciosa beads, metal fittings |
| Color | Black with red |
| Length | 38 cm (adjustable with a 5 cm chain) |
| Width | 9 cm |
| Fastening | Adjustable chain |
| Technique | Hand weaving |
| Manufacturer | Ukurikuk Workshop |
| Country of Manufacture | Ukraine |
The combination of black and red has long been considered one of the most expressive color solutions in Ukrainian folk art, and the techniques of such bead weaving were passed down from mother to daughter as a family heritage. The Ukurikuk workshop in Kosiv continues this centuries-old tradition, combining authentic patterns with modern quality execution, so that each piece carries a part of the Carpathian culture.
This piece confirms: beauty can be found in simple yet exquisite details.
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