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Textiles · Rushnyk

Rushnyk

Inv. no. Тк-5694 · Textiles

Project: Sloboda Ukraine Code. Ukrainian embroidery

Rushnyk made from white factory linen canvas, decorated with embroidery in white threads (stylized flowers) and white lace. Provenance: The rushnyk belonged to Olena Valentynivna Korotkova (maiden name Morozova), who descends from the Kudashev princely family. Full description

Date
20th century
Material
Fabric, factory-made fabric, linen canvas, decorative and weaving material, thread, crochet
Technique
Factory weaving, machine sewing, hand embroidery, openwork, crochet, transparent embroidery, 'soloviyni vichka'
Dimensions
200x43 cm

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

Description

Rushnyk made from white factory linen canvas, decorated with embroidery in white threads (stylized flowers) and white lace. Provenance: The rushnyk belonged to Olena Valentynivna Korotkova (maiden name Morozova), who descends from the Kudashev princely family. The Kudashev family has been known since the early 17th century. Princess Olha Yevhenivna Kudasheva (Morozova) was the daughter of Prince Yevhen Oleksandrovych, an honorary justice of the peace of the Sumy district; granddaughter of Prince Oleksandr Volodymyrovych, a major general and landowner in Khorol County, Poltava Governorate (as of 1898); and niece of Princess Yuliya Oleksandrivna, wife of Professor L.L. Hirshman; she was the grandmother of Olena Valentynivna Korotkova.

Record

Inventory number
Тк-5694
Title
Rushnyk
Collection group
Textiles · Rushnyk
Date
20th century
Material
Fabric, factory-made fabric, linen canvas, decorative and weaving material, thread, crochet
Technique
Factory weaving, machine sewing, hand embroidery, openwork, crochet, transparent embroidery, 'soloviyni vichka'
Dimensions
200x43 cm
Place of creation
Ukraine, Poltava Governorate, Khorol County, village of Velyki Lypnyahy

Updated 14 Oct 2026

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