Olena Satanivska
Polish traditional costume
Explore a collection of Polish traditional costume ideas to embrace the rich cultural heritage. Dress up in style and showcase your love for Polish traditions with these stunning outfits.
Sarah Sumpter
Polish Folk Style
Ene Koppelmann
Hello all, Today I will be talking about the Krakowiak costume. This is often considered to be the national costume of Poland, Krakow having always been the cultural capitol of Poland. . This is the center of the region called Malopolska, and the most copied costume by Polish dance groups, and of course the Krakowiak is one of the 5 National Dances of Poland. Here is a map of the Krakow region. There is much more variety to this costume than most people realize. I will be focusing on some…
Cami Brooks
Hello all, Today I will talk about the traditional attire of the Lachy. This is a Polish ethnic group which lives north of the Gorale, and south of the Krakow region.To the east of the Lachy live the Pogorzanie, and to the southeast was the land of the Lemkos. Here are two different maps showing the region of the Lachy and surrounding regions. Notice that the borders are not shown exactly the same in both maps. The Lachy are divided into three groups; Lachy Szczyrzyckie in the northwest…
Pooja saikia
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Melanie Moore
Polish mid 19th century traditional clothes. By artist - Marcin Jabłoński
Amber Ostaszewski
Krakowski strój ludowy 🇵🇱 Krakovian folk dress, one of the most recognizable traditional Polish national costumes. We have several different types of national dresses in my home country, this one is worn where I am from! It consist of a white shirt, hand-embroidered bodice with sequins, floral skirt with a lace apron, ankle boots and a red beaded necklace. Floral crowns used to be made from fresh wildflowers and hair worn in braids. This would be a young unmarried girl’s attire — married…
Regina Durbridge
Hello all, Today i am going to talk about the costume and woven ornament of the Vilnius region. Not all sources even recognise such a region, which had me wondering where it came from. After a bit of research, i found out that this is a historical region, being an administrative province which predated the establishment of the independant state of Lithuania in the 20th cent. Here is a good article on the history of this region. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vilnius_Region Here is a map…
Gita Fromertaite