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700 hours of work on the outfit: in Belgorod presented a collection of dresses based on Grayvoron embroidery

About the exhibits told the author of the collection Natalia Lubenskaya

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700 hours of work on the outfit: in Belgorod presented a collection of dresses based on Grayvoron embroidery

A woman since childhood was fond of sewing. She received her knowledge at the Belgorod Industrial College and the specialized online wedding fashion academy.

Today Natalia leads the theater-studio of fashion and design in the Center for cultural development of the village of Golovchino, Grayvoronsky district. Under her leadership, participants from 2023 create unique collections. For example, the project in the Slavic style "Berislava", a collection of stylized girl's sundresses "Vasilis" and headdresses "Maiden's Crown".

Spassky rifle

The source of inspiration for the collection was the past of Grayvoron land.

Previously Golovchino was called Spasskaya Sloboda. The most common motif of embroidery on shirts and ruins was "rude". It's an old name for a rose. The flower symbolized the bride. And this value determined the mood of the collection.

The guests are greeted by an old costume, which, according to experts, is more than 100 years old. As explained by the head of the exposition and exhibition department of the museum of folk culture Elena Voblikova, it consists of a sarafan, belt and shirt, supplemented with a towel, decorated in the technique of “cross”. The inscription on the rush reads: "We wish happiness." He was specially preparing for the wedding, so there are roses in his ornament.

Hours of work

At the exhibition you can see not only finished works, but also sketches of future outfits. They were created together with Golovchansk artist Ekaterina Kurkova, and masters from the city of Grayvorona and the villages of Golovchino, Zamostye and Gora-Podil worked on the entire collection.

Svetlana Elunina made a vest in the technique of “Irish lace” for the dress “Ocean of Roses”. Tatiana Gryaznova created embroidery with crystal beads for the same costume.

Olesya Matchina worked on the decor of the Crystal Rose dress. Evgenia Kudrina created a volumetric embroidery with crystal, glass and beads for “Crystal Rose” and “Spasskaya Gun”.

Beaded jewelry and accessories were designed by the master Anna Sergienko, and Ekaterina Stepanenko decorated with hand-embroidered dresses “July Rose” and “Panny Rose”.

Some of the work took a lot of time. For example, the mater worked more than 120 hours on the “Royal Rose”, and about 250 hours on the “Crystal Rose”. The July Rose took about 700 hours to make.

"Spasskaya ruzha" works in Belgorod until November 15, there is already an agreement on the exhibition with the Builder and Alekseevka.

More details - in the material "BelPress".

Earlier, “MK in Belgorod” told where in the regional center you can feel the spirit of the Russian North.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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