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Global Ethnic Treasures Artisan crafted masterpieces and ethnic style fashion from different parts of the world. These uniqu

What would you wear on a chilly summer night?Here is a stylish option, to make you unique and outstanding 🌷https://etsy....
06/07/2021

What would you wear on a chilly summer night?
Here is a stylish option, to make you unique and outstanding 🌷

https://etsy.me/2ShdtbV

Suzane - traditional oriental embroidery on a large plain fabric made of linen, cotton or silk. It is an important part...
06/19/2020

Suzane - traditional oriental embroidery on a large plain fabric made of linen, cotton or silk.

It is an important part of the Uzbek culture.

Threads and fabrics for embroidery are handmade and dyed naturally.

Now is the season to harvest for silkOne of the softest fabrics on the planet, shiny, breathable and comfortable, silk h...
06/19/2020

Now is the season to harvest for silk

One of the softest fabrics on the planet, shiny, breathable and comfortable, silk has been a highly prized cloth since it was first harvested thousands of years ago.

Do you know how row silk is made?

Silk is a natural protein fiber composed mainly of fibroin. It is produced by certain insect larvae who use it to create their cocoons. The best-known silk is the type obtained from the larvae of the species Bombyx mori. In English, this insect is known as Domestic silkmoth, and the larvae are referred to as silkworms even though they aren’t worms.

Domestic silkmoths have been selectively bred for the silk industry for millenia and are closely dependent on humans. The favorite food of the silkworm is white mullberry leaves, although they may eat other mulberry species in a pinch.

Summer colors in traditional Uzbek fabric ikat with natural dyes.
06/15/2020

Summer colors in traditional Uzbek fabric ikat with natural dyes.

Ethnic Ukrainian Today Ukrainians celebrate the International Vyshyvanka Day (Embroidered Shirt Day). This wonderful fea...
05/21/2020

Ethnic Ukrainian

Today Ukrainians celebrate the International Vyshyvanka Day (Embroidered Shirt Day).

This wonderful feast does not have the fixed date. It is celebrated annually on the third Thursday of May.

The social media is filled with photos of people wearing diverse embroidery shirts of all color palettes and national embroidery patterns.

In recent years vyshyvanka has become not only a national symbol and traditional cloth but also a trendy accessory.

Embroidered shirts and dresses always look chic and festive!

And the International Vyshyvanka Day is an excellent occasion to wear ethnical clothes to feel national cohesion and join eternal traditions of Ukrainian ancestors.

For those who miss poppy fields.In the recent past, blooming of poppies and tulips was the most important day in the cal...
05/04/2020

For those who miss poppy fields.

In the recent past, blooming of poppies and tulips was the most important day in the calendar of folk festivals in Eastern culture- when old and young gather together, and the young could look at each other from a distance.

Blooming poppies are a signal of the land that it is ready for the new cultivation season - villagers starting plowing.

The poppies on Susani is a sign that the girl has reached fertile age and is ready to get married.

Embroidery reflects a worldview of its creators and can tell no less than any written source.

ps. notice how accurate the color scheme is? scarlet flowers with green leaves on a background of straw color and indigo flashes randomly

Those Susani are the former collection of Ignacio Wok.
photos from online sources

It was believed that the skullcap was embroidered so that it would delight God's view from above. Patterns are made in ...
04/15/2020

It was believed that the skullcap was embroidered so that it would delight God's view from above.

Patterns are made in the form of outlines of animals or birds, plants or just abstract.

The most common skullcap ornaments are:

🌶 Pepper is a symbol of purity and estrangement from everything earthly;
🦆Bunches of feathers, birds motif - a symbol of higher wisdom;
🌷 Flowers are a symbol of peace and beauty;
♑️Inscriptions in Arabic - as a blessing to the wearer.

Here is a cardigan or you can call it kaftan from very light Uzbek fabric ikat, which is mix of natural silk and cotton....
03/31/2020

Here is a cardigan or you can call it kaftan from very light Uzbek fabric ikat, which is mix of natural silk and cotton.
Would you wear it in your daily life?

#чапан #икат #адрас #узбекскийхалат

The word Tyubeteyka has Tatar roots, it came from the word "tybete", which means the peak. Uzbeks call this headwear “ka...
03/31/2020

The word Tyubeteyka has Tatar roots, it came from the word "tybete", which means the peak.

Uzbeks call this headwear “kalpok” or “duppy”. Towards the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century, skullcaps gained great popularity in Central Asia, as well as many of their shapes and types: round, conical, pointed, square, elongated in the form of a dome.

The most common embroidery designs include a floral motif and an almond-shaped - a symbol of life and fertility.

“Ilon Izi" (snake trail) - a widespread pattern in the skullcap ornament. It is believed that it acts as a talisman.

Uzbek ornaments, as well as color schemes, also represent a great variety and their implementation depends on the region.

#тюбитейка

No matter what, the Spring is here and the Beauty will save the World!The ancient festival, which is called and has mo...
03/21/2020

No matter what, the Spring is here and the Beauty will save the World!

The ancient festival, which is called and has more than a dozen different similar spellings including and , is believed to have its origins in the Persian pre-Islamic religion Zoroastrianism and has been celebrated for over 3000 years in different parts of the world including the Balkans, the Black Sea Basin, the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Middle East.

🌸 Falling on the spring equinox, Navruz is seen as a holiday of renewal and a way to celebrate the coming of the new year in nature.

🌷The word means new day.

Today is St. Patrick’s day! 🍻You know, if not this sad global situation, we would probably have fun celebrating with lot...
03/18/2020

Today is St. Patrick’s day!
🍻You know, if not this sad global situation, we would probably have fun celebrating with lots of friends around!

What to do, let’s keep that for later...

Some of the St.Paddy’s symbols are ☘️ Shamrocks and Color Green.

You can be very unique by wearing something different, though still green with clovers pattern!

☘️May your pockets be heavy and your heart be light!
May good luck pursue you each morning and night!

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