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Textiles · Rushnyk

Rushnyk

Inv. no. Тк-86 · Textiles

Project: Sloboda Ukraine Code. Ukrainian embroidery

Bozhnyk rushnyk made of homespun canvas, embroidered with red threads. The ornament is stylized floral and geometric. The ends are decorated with a wide band of six tiers of squares and eight-petal flowers. Above and below are bands of square ornaments. Full description

Date
19th century
Material
Bleached canvas, zari thread
Technique
Hand weaving, hand embroidery, 'cross-stitch'
Dimensions
l-320, w-20 cm

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

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The pattern was created in the project “Sloboda Ukraine Code: Ukrainian Embroidery”.

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Cross-stitch pattern of the ornament of object ТК-86 “Rushnyk”

Description

Bozhnyk rushnyk made of homespun canvas, embroidered with red threads. The ornament is stylized floral and geometric. The ends are decorated with a wide band of six tiers of squares and eight-petal flowers. Above and below are bands of square ornaments. Along the rushnyk is a broken branch. Legend: Part of the pre-war collection of the Museum of Sloboda Ukraine named after H.S. Skovoroda.

Record

Inventory number
Тк-86
Title
Rushnyk
Collection group
Textiles · Rushnyk
Date
19th century
Material
Bleached canvas, zari thread
Technique
Hand weaving, hand embroidery, 'cross-stitch'
Dimensions
l-320, w-20 cm
Place of creation
Ukraine, Kharkiv Governorate

Updated 14 Oct 2026

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