Hutsul Zapaska "Bordeaux" — Hutsul clothing with a golden ornament

“In every pattern — the voice of ancestors, in every thread — the memory of the family.”

The "Burgundy" sash is a precious and luxuriously decorated element of the women's national costume, which is an important part of Ukrainian cultural heritage. The rich burgundy color combined with wool threads and gold embroidery makes this item not just clothing, but a true work of folk art.

Product Description

The ornamental pattern using bright wool threads and gold embroidery showcases the skill and talent of artisans. The variety of motifs — "spiders," "curves," "rosettes," and others — reveals the depth and richness of Ukrainian folk art.

Design Features

The variety of patterns and combinations of materials convey the beauty, history, and traditions of national clothing. Each element of the ornament is handmade, giving it a unique character.

Technical Specifications

Material Advantages

• Color Fastness: the rich burgundy shade does not lose brightness over time.
• Density Calibration: uniform weaving of wool threads ensures the homogeneity of the fabric.
• Durability: tight hand weaving with gold embroidery withstands prolonged use.
• Hypoallergenic: natural wool is comfortable even for sensitive skin.

Traditions and Origins

Each sash is handmade by Hutsul masters in the town of Kosiv, where the tradition of ornamental weaving is passed down from generation to generation. The motifs of "spiders," "curves," and "rosettes" carry encoded symbolism characteristic of Ukrainian folk art.

Care Instructions

• Hand wash in cool water with a delicate detergent
• Do not wring and avoid sharp temperature changes
• Dry flat in the shade, avoiding direct sunlight
• Iron through fabric at low temperature, avoiding areas with gold embroidery
• Store rolled up in a dry, ventilated place

“The golden thread on a burgundy background is a story woven into the fabric.”

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