3D3D · Тк-3338
Shurjar, a liturgical vestment of a clergyman in the Armenian liturgical tradition
A red velvet vestment decorated with gold brocade and embroidery — probably a shurjar of the Armenian liturgical tradition. Take a look at it in 3D.
Collection group
The items of the “Textiles” collection come from many territories of present-day Ukraine, the republics of the former Soviet Union and other states, and fall within the chronological limits of the late 17th to early 21st century.
3D3D · Тк-3338
A red velvet vestment decorated with gold brocade and embroidery — probably a shurjar of the Armenian liturgical tradition. Take a look at it in 3D.

Covers · Тк-1581
A 19th-century cover in the form of a four-armed cross: red velvet embroidered with a floral and geometric pattern, with a silver-thread fringe.

Embroidery · Тк-1683-2
A star-shaped 19th-century appliqué for clergy vestments, embroidered with gold and silver metal thread; at the centre is an openwork medallion with a cross.
3DVestments · Тк-1250
3DVestments · Тк-1252
3DVestments · Тк-1253

Vestments · Тк-1403

Vestments · Тк-1430

Vestments · Тк-1458

Vestments · Тк-1496

Vestments · Тк-1501

Vestments · Тк-1502/1

Vestments · Тк-1502/2

Vestments · Тк-1503/1

Vestments · Тк-1503/2

Vestments · Тк-1504

Vestments · Тк-1544

Vestments · Тк-1545
3DVestments · Тк-1547
3DVestments · Тк-1548
3DVestments · Тк-1549
3DVestments · Тк-1551
3DVestments · Тк-1561
3DVestments · Тк-1568
3DVestments · Тк-1571
3DVestments · Тк-1576
3DVestments · Тк-1579
Today the most interesting among them are ethnographic materials: items of Ukrainian and Russian women’s, men’s and children’s clothing, headwear, belts, and decorative and applied objects; urban dress: costume items and accessories of townspeople of the district towns of Kharkiv Governorate; uniforms: military uniforms and equipment, the clothing of medical workers, railwaymen and members of student construction brigades, and work clothes of workers in various branches of industry; church vestments and items of church plate, samples of fabrics and embroidery, flags, banners, pennants and ribbons.
A significant place in the museum’s collection of clothing belongs to separate memorial complexes. For example, the belongings of H. I. Petrovskyi, head of the All-Ukrainian Central Executive Committee, which he used during his work in Kharkiv, and of H. S. Mohylchenko, twice Hero of Socialist Labour and chairman of the Sergo Ordzhonikidze collective farm in the Lozova district of Kharkiv Oblast.
Theatre costume holds a special place in the collection. Among the items are costumes of O. I. Serdiuk, People’s Artist of the USSR; the wide trousers of I. Marianenko, People’s Artist of the USSR; the wide trousers and belt of the well-known kobzar H. Ilchenko; the headscarf in which the Ukrainian actress M. Zankovetska performed on stage; and the ballet dress of S. Kolyvanova, People’s Artist of the Ukrainian SSR.
A special place among the items of the collection belongs to the collection of flags, among which the Hetman’s flag of 1686–1688 is a unique monument of national symbolism.