Ukrainian Hutsuls celebrate Christmas in the Carpathian mountains. Photographed by Evgeny Maloletka in Kryvorivnya, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukraine.
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Ukrainian Hutsuls celebrate Christmas in the Carpathian mountains. Photographed by Evgeny Maloletka in Kryvorivnya, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukraine.
Farewell!
I will be deleting this blog, including my side blog @slavonic-witch in the coming days
I need a breather and a fresh start. Scrolling through tumblr has been taking up too much time from my studies and life in general, and so something must be done about it!
I will be making a new blog, and if you want to keep following me please message me and I will probably let you know the blog’s name. I will not be active on this new blog for a LONG TIME, until I, as they say, “get my shit together”
I did not make many mutuals here, nor was as active like I wished to be, nor do I feel like I portrayed an authentic and accurate version of myself, but I thank those who did reach out and inspired me to head on the path I currently am undertaking.
God-Bless and Good-Night
rural religious communities
Old postcards with girls in traditional Ukrainian clothing from Luhansk, Kharkiv and Donetsk, Ukraine, the beginning of the 20th century.
1. Дерев’яний різьблений гуцульський хрест, (с. Соколівки). Колекція етнографічного музею в Празі.
1. Wooden carved Hucul cross, (from Sokolivki village). Collection of the Ethnographical Museum in Prague.
2. Дерев’яний різьблений гуцульський хрест, датований 1827 р., з колекції музею Напрстково в Празі.
2. Wooden carved Hucul cross, dated 1827, showing both sides, collection of the Náprstkovo Museum in Prague.
3-4. Дерев’яний різьблений гуцульський хрест датований 1758 р. (Ясіня).
3-4. A wooden carved Hucul cross dated 1758 (from Jasina).
5. Дерев'яний різьблений гуцульський хрест (19 століття), Чорна Тиса.
5. Wooden carved Hucul cross (19th century) showing both sides. (from Chorna Tysa).
6. Дерев’яний різьблений гуцульський хрест, датований 1841 р. з колекції музею Напрстково в Празі.
6. Wooden carved Hucul cross dated 1841. Collection of the Náprstkovo Museum in Prague.
Source https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/collections/peasant-art-of-subcarpathian-russia#/?tab=about
Krtek a zelená hvězda / The Mole and the Green Star (1969) dir. by Zdeněk Miler.
Witches’ threads cut deep. Illustration series for the “Golden Lands” novels Twitter | VK | Leave a tip
Жителі Київщини на малюнках Івана Гончара
Residents of Kyiv region, drawings by Ivan Honchar
Source https://boryviter.etnoua.info/novyny/ivan-honchar-halereya-tvoriv/#more-334
Anyway, if anyone is interested here’s an article on traditional drinks on Belarussian Nobility in XVII (in Ukrainian).
AND here is article on receips of Belarussian Mead in XVII (Ukrainian + some Polish).
Kupala Night
“A teraz ten wieczór sławny Święćmy jako zwyczaj dawny: Niecąc ognie do świtania, Nie bez pieśni, nie bez grania.”
Художник Ф. Кричевський (1879-1947)
Artist F. Krychevsky (1879-1947) , Ukraine
“Сон Смерти Брат” (“Dream the Brother of Death”)
https://vesemir.blogspot.com/2018/07/blog-post_29.html
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Zofia Stryjeńska
(Polish; 1891-1976)
Kupala Night (21/22 June) - Slavic Celebration of summer solstice.
Traditional Russian window frame - nalichnik (by Andrei Lisitsyn)
Zofia Stryjeńska (Polish, 1891-1976):
“Sobótki”, 1934, part of the cycle “Gusła Słowian” (Magic/Rituals of the Slavs)
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Sobótki is the name of bonfires lit for Slavic celebrations of e.g. summer solstice, harvest season and autumn equinox.
Erzya village Vechkanovo. 1914