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| Women's shirts were sewn and decorated in various ways, depending on their use( for everyday, Sunday, or festive occasions).Shirts for Sunday and festive occasions were made of a finer quality cloth and sometimes from linen cloth (only rich girls could afford this). The originality of the festive shirt lay in the splendor and richness of its embroidered ornamentation .This particular quality made the shirts from Borshiv truly works of art . The shirt was decorated with embroidery on the sleeves, on the front in two or four lengthwise stripes and with the same number of in the stripes in the back. These stripes were called 'pohrudky'.Upholding tradition, only marriageable girls and young married women could wear shirts with 'pohrudky'. The embroidery on the sleeves was divided into three parts and covered the entire sleeve. |
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