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These are incredible work, the kind of exhibit that I really enjoy.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful works....shouldn´t we all try to make this kind of work instead killing each other? I can read the letters on the scarfs.....they have almost the same letters and speech...they have a large common history, they live next to each other, what the hell goes around in this head of this stupid little Vladi?
ReplyDeleteOur hearts go out to them. Aloha!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and intricate! Thanks for sharing and hosting!
ReplyDelete-Soma
oh my goodness, this embroidery is just so beautiful. So much time and careful stitching must have gone into these pieces. Thankyou for sharing with us. Enjoy the rest of your week, and thankyou again for the linkup.
ReplyDeletelovely patterns and motives.
ReplyDeleteThese Rushnyky embroideries are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing works , Loved it
ReplyDeleteEverything is beautiful, I like the colours in the top photo
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed by the work that went into these needleworks.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Such detail! Thank you for sharing this display.
ReplyDeleteJust lovely! Looks like something our Textile Museum would feature.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful artistry. Thank you for sharing, Sue! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful needlework!
ReplyDeleteThe embroidery is so beautiful.
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They look like the embroideries in the Eastern countries and even in South Germany.
ReplyDeleteSlava Ukraini! 💙🌻💛☮
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