The "Kaidasheva Simia" black women's vyshyvanka takes us back to Ivan Nechuy-Levytsky's famous novel, which describes the life of a Ukrainian peasant family with domestic dramas, love, and conflicts.

This vyshyvanka is a true textile interpretation of the novel. On the chest is a symbolic scene: a house split in half by a pear tree, which became the apple of discord between relatives. This central element of the embroidery is not just a visual accent, but a plot symbol: about domestic disputes, family dramas, and at the same time the strength of the bonds that, even through conflicts, keep the family together.

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Women's embroidered shirt "Kaidasheva Simia" white

Vyshyvanka shirts and blouses