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  1. 16 de may. de 2024 · Vyshyvanka is the Ukrainian word for an embroidered shirt or dress – a central piece to traditional Ukrainian clothing. Vyshyvanka is traditionally made from linen and embroidered with various symbols unique to each region of Ukraine.

  2. 22 de may. de 2015 · Most Ukrainians today have at least one of these main elements of national wear, embroidered with standardized designs. But 100 years ago each Ukrainian ethnographic region had its own distinct patterns. We chose several from each region for our interactive vyshyvanka map. Nadiya Savchenko at the Basmanny court in Moscow

  3. This map shows the popular patterns of each region of Ukraine Visual: Qypchak/WikiCommons. Since Ukraine restored its independence in 1991, vyshyvanka became super popular again. If you wonder how to wear a vyshyvanka, the answer is quite simple. Today Ukrainians rock it with jeans, shorts and trousers, skirts and costumes — and it looks nice ...

  4. 1 de mar. de 2024 · In this blog, we journey through Ukraine, exploring the distinctive embroidery patterns of vyshyvankas by region, unveiling the stories they tell and the traditions they preserve. The Geometric Precision of Poltava. In Poltava, the vyshyvanka is characterized by its meticulous geometric patterns.

  5. 19 de may. de 2016 · Secret ancestral codes: 12 main symbols in Ukrainian embroidery. Translated by: Christine Chraibi. How very colourful and varied the contemporary vyshyvanka! It can be one colour or many-coloured, richly or delicately patterned, embroidered with flowers or geometric forms….

  6. 17 de may. de 2023 · Discover the rich symbolism of the Vyshyvanka, the traditional Ukrainian shirt. Uncover the hidden meanings of colouring and motifs of our national dress.

  7. 17 de nov. de 2018 · Ukrainian folk costume’s look depends on the ethnographic region, even though the varieties share many common features. For example, men’s vyshyvanka (shirt) and women’s sorochka (chemise) had the embroidery on the hem, neck, and cuffs in all historic regions.