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Image of Teryukhan goddess Ange-Patyai with her attributes: a flower, a bird and a dog, which is one of the incarnations of the goddess associated with the chthonic world, 13-15th century
Erzya costumes, Temnikov, end of 19th c. - beginning of 20th c. and Nizhny Novgorod, Lukoyanov, end of 19th c.
Aesthetic of the ethnies of the world ! Uralic ethnies !
The Komi are a Permiac Uralic people inhabitants of the Komi Republic officially in Russia. They speak russian and komi. They are christian Orthodox. There are around 553 000 of them.
The Mari are a Uralic people inhabitants of the Mari El Republic, officially in Russia. They speak mari and russian. They are christian Orthodox and some believe in the native Mari religion. There are around 600 000 of them.
The Udmurts are a Uralic people inhabitants of the region of Udmurtia, in Russia. They speak udmurt and russian. They are christian Orthodox and Udmurt Vos. There are around 637 000.
The Mordvins are a Uralic people inhabitants of the region of Mordovia, in Russia. They speak erzya, moksha and russian. They are christian Orthodox. There are around 843 350 of them.
We are now officially, this time, done with the european/eurasian ethnies. We will go to asian ethnies now eheh. Those aesthetics are part of a serie.
Moksha necklace - Penzen, Krasnoslobodsk, end of 19th c.
Moksha chest pin - Penzen, Norovchatsk, end of 19th c.
Moksha female headwer - Tambov, Temnikov, end of 19th c.
Erzya costume, Nizhny Novgorod, end of 19th c.
Mordvin costumes - Kazan, Tetyush, end of 19th c.
Moksha costumes - Pichevka village, Penzen, Chembar, end of 19th c., Kazhlodka, Torbeev, 30s-40s of 20th c.
Belt decorations - Zubovo-Polyansk
Erzya costume, Samara region, Stavropol, end of 19th c.