Hutsul Zapaska "Bukovina" — Hutsul clothing with dry gold

"The Bukovinian thread weaves not only a pattern but also the memory of the land."

The "Bukovina" sash is not only a luxuriously decorated clothing element but also a carrier of deep historical and cultural context. The ornamental pattern created by artisans using wool threads and dry gold reflects their skill and talent.

Product Description

The sash consists of two parts, with the decoration placed on the front part of the item. The variety of motifs and ornaments not only adorns the sash but also reveals the richness of Ukrainian folk art, adding depth and meaning to each piece.

Design Features

This traditional element of Ukrainian clothing has become a symbol of cultural heritage and patriotism. The careful embodiment of traditional elements in a modern context helps preserve the connection to the past and convey its values to the future.

Technical Specifications

Material Advantages

• Color fastness: wool threads retain the richness of shades for a long time.
• Density calibration: hand weaving ensures an even structure of the fabric.
• Durability: traditional technique with dry gold withstands prolonged use.
• Hypoallergenic: natural wool is comfortable even for sensitive skin.

Traditions and Origins

Each sash is handmade by Hutsul masters in the city of Kosiv to order, allowing the authenticity of each product to be preserved. The ornament and technique of dry gold convey the connection between Bukovinian and Hutsul embroidery traditions.

Care

• Hand wash in cool water with a delicate detergent
• Avoid wringing and sudden temperature changes
• Dry in a laid-out form in the shade
• Iron through fabric at low temperature, avoiding areas with dry gold
• Store rolled in a dry, ventilated place

"The golden thread on the Bukovinian background is a tribute to the memory of ancestors."

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Please note: the colors of the product in the photographs may differ slightly from the actual ones due to the specifics of screen settings and lighting during shooting.