Korsetka

Kersetka of a fitted silhouette, sewn from black factory-produced fabric. The back is split, widened from the waist downward with three counter-pleats ('mustaches'). The right front panel overlaps the left, fastened with two hooks. The neckline is finished with a half-stand collar (on the back). The right panel is decorated with a serrated appliqué, adorned with multicolored buttons: seven orange, six brown-gray, and one green. The waistline on the back is decorated with a black velvet figured appliqué, adorned with multicolored buttons: one green, one orange, and three brown. The kersetka is edged at the collar, neckline, armholes, serrated appliqué, and right front with a strip of black velvet. The armholes, right front, and serrated appliqué are decorated with red, green, and raspberry serrated braid. The neckline, collar, armholes, appliqué, right front, and hem are adorned with artistic machine stitching in multicolored threads. The kersetka is lined with brown factory-produced fabric. Legend: Belonged to Olha Hryhorivna Protsenko, who lived in Kharkiv Oblast, Chuhuiv District, Mospanove village.