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Polish Artists Recreate Traditional Slavic Wreaths To Keep Old Traditions Alive
We’ve recently covered the amazing variety of traditional Ukrainian headdresses, a national tradition being preserved by the young Ukrainian women of today. But as photographer Ula Kóska and makeup artist Beata Bojda will show you, every Slavic country has its own unique version of this striking form of traditional accessory.
The Polish artists collaborated on this beautiful Slavic-themed photoshoot in order to highlight traditional Polish folk culture. Wreaths and flowers played an important part in both religious and secular ceremonies such as marriages, funerals, festivals and Easter, and the wreaths in the pictures were made according to traditional methods. This involves tightly twisting paper into flower shapes, a technique that comes from the Polish “Opoczno” area in the heart of the country, and as you can see, the effect is nothing short of stunning.
More info: Ula Kóska | Beata Bojda (h/t: demilked, slavforum, dyt)
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Yvonne Bernal 8 years ago
Decorating with flowers will never go out of style. These were no exception. Absolutely stunning!
Joanna Róg 8 years ago
It is partly true. They dont't represent any country or region of Poland. Only the technic is polish, pictures are far from traditional polish wreaths and clothes.
Annia Żakiewicz 8 years ago
well, this photo shoot wasn't made to portray folk costumes but to highlight beauty of the wreaths made in a traditional way. For me they're absolutely stunning <3
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Dominika Teigiserová 8 years ago
Love these posts about slavic countries. More ppl should know what an amazing culture we have and how artsy we have always been.
Yvonne Bernal 8 years ago
Decorating with flowers will never go out of style. These were no exception. Absolutely stunning!
Joanna Róg 8 years ago
It is partly true. They dont't represent any country or region of Poland. Only the technic is polish, pictures are far from traditional polish wreaths and clothes.
Annia Żakiewicz 8 years ago
well, this photo shoot wasn't made to portray folk costumes but to highlight beauty of the wreaths made in a traditional way. For me they're absolutely stunning <3
Load More Replies... Dominika Teigiserová 8 years ago
Love these posts about slavic countries. More ppl should know what an amazing culture we have and how artsy we have always been.
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