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Fragment of an Embroidered Sticharion in Ukrainian Baroque Style, inv. no. Тк-303: photo 1 of 5
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Textiles · Embroidery

Fragment of an Embroidered Sticharion in Ukrainian Baroque Style

Inv. no. Тк-303 · Textiles

Project: Sloboda Ukraine Code. Church Antiquities

A shaped fragment, sewn from two pieces cut from pink-ash-toned silk fabric. Across the field of the fragment are individual bouquets of roses, carnations, and tulips, underscored below by a wavy ribbon entwined with a winding shoot bearing small carnations, forget-me-nots, narcissi, irises, and… Full description

Date
18th century
Material
Silk fabric, silk threads, metallic threads
Technique
Machine weaving, machine sewing, hand embroidery, metal thread embroidery
Dimensions
228 × 99 cm

Photo: M. F. Sumtsov Kharkiv Historical Museum · CC BY 4.0

Description

A shaped fragment, sewn from two pieces cut from pink-ash-toned silk fabric. Across the field of the fragment are individual bouquets of roses, carnations, and tulips, underscored below by a wavy ribbon entwined with a winding shoot bearing small carnations, forget-me-nots, narcissi, irises, and the like (embroidered in colored silk and worked in silver metal thread).

The object belonged to the pre-war Sloboda Ukraine Museum named after H. S. Skovoroda.

Record

Inventory number
Тк-303
Title
Fragment of an Embroidered Sticharion in Ukrainian Baroque Style
Collection group
Textiles · Embroidery
Date
18th century
Material
Silk fabric, silk threads, metallic threads
Technique
Machine weaving, machine sewing, hand embroidery, metal thread embroidery
Dimensions
228 × 99 cm
Digitisation
Project “Sloboda Ukraine Code. Church Antiquities”, 2026

Updated 15 Oct 2026

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