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“The chepraga connects not only two ends of the ornament — it connects generations that have passed this tradition from hand to hand.”
Handmade Hutsul chepragas are a traditional element of folk attire made by the masters of the Brass Workshop, crafted from brass using hard soldering techniques, engraving, and manual assembly. Each product carries a piece of the soul of the Hutsul region and the craftsmanship of the masters from Kosiv.
| 🔗 Traditional clasp | ✋ Handmade | ✨ Brass, soldering, and engraving |
Hutsul chepragas are an important element of Hutsul national tradition, a valuable means of expressing cultural identity. Made using hard soldering techniques with engraving and manual assembly, they serve as a connecting link in chest ornaments — zghards and necklaces. Each product is handmade by the masters of the Brass Workshop.
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| Material | brass |
| Manufacturing technique | hard soldering, engraving, manual assembly |
| Production | Kosiv, handmade |
| Design | traditional Hutsul ornament "Wheel" |
| Production time | 7-14 days |
| Region of manufacture | Kosiv, Ivano-Frankivsk region |
| Product code | 4110 |
The Brass Workshop in Kosiv continues the ancient tradition of making chepragas — important connecting elements of Hutsul chest ornaments. In zghards and necklaces, chepragas rhythmically connect rows of beads and crosses, positioned between "perelyzhkas". Each chepraga is not only a functional element but also a carrier of traditional ornamentation passed down from generation to generation.
Hutsul chepragas are a connection of generations, forged in brass by the masters of Hutsul region.
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