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Ribbon of a Mogiła resident

unknownthe interwar period

 The Ethnographic Museum in Kraków

The Ethnographic Museum in Kraków
Poland

A red silk ribbon belonging to a resident of the Mogiła village (now part of Kraków). Probably used in the interwar period. Decorated with an ornament composed of alternating floral motifs. V-cut ends.

Ribbons with characteristic floral patterns, popularly known as “Kraków ribbons”, were used by girls and young married women to decorate their clothes. One or more ribbons tied in a bow were attached at the back to the beads, with the ends sometimes reaching all the way to the waist. Ribbons were also used to decorate the wedding wreaths worn by the bride and bridesmaids.

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  • Title: Ribbon of a Mogiła resident
  • Creator: unknown
  • Date Created: the interwar period
  • Location Created: Mogiła (now part of Kraków)
  • Physical Dimensions: length 232 cm, width 8 cm
  • Medium: silk cloth, silk threads
  • Art Form: jacquard, brocade
 The Ethnographic Museum in Kraków

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