Hutsul Clothing, Part 2 | Heritage

Hutsuls are one of the ethnographic groups of Ukraine, which is distinguished by its extremely colorful clothing, its unique local dialect of the Ukrainian language and folk customs, traditions, diverse folklore and the development of folk handicrafts and architecture.
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[@shupuwka]

I am from Lviv, the very region, where this town Yavoriv is. I love Hutsul folk art. I know that Ukraine will prevail, win, and become the most stylish, contemporary European country. Ukrainians are so brave and truly patriotic, that no doubts the truth'll prevail.

[@runtsgal]

I spin wool and weave as a hobby so it is amazing to see these traditional arts being preserved. Ukraine has such a beautiful country. Much love from England UK. I wish for a swift victory for the people of Ukraine 🇺🇦.

[@vernonbowling5310]

It's a beautiful time honored trade that should never be lost or forgotten. One of my favorite past times is carding, combing, spinning and weaving wool.

[@Victoria-rb7wj]

We need to fight and win this war to save our beautiful culture that the enemy is so desperate to destroy for no other reason than to fuel their ugly egos. Слава Україна 🇺🇦🕊

[@lisalepak765]

Slava Ukraini heroiam slava

[@MableFernAtaraxiiax]

I was so confused by the spinning of the singles at first. Then I realized they full the yarn before weaving it for integrity. Gorgeous work !

[@theguywitheyebrows]

dunno how i got here, but that opening music was jammin!!

[@sol.11-arcoIris23]

Яка краса! Дякую любі.

[@user-bc7ob9kj5g]

Beautiful culture. Glory to Ukraine🏆🏆🏆🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🌹🌹🌹🧸🧸🧸🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻.

[@user-di2su5wo8q]

Dacian kingdom 😉 ❤

[@annderrs5159]

This was so super cool! A hutsul sent me the link to this video. Weird, the jacket is traditional but it could come straight from Paris Fashion Week! :)

[@cosyla1928]

Impressive. Thanks for sharing! Hope they stay sure.

[@violettaschmieder2096]

can one buy these craft products somewhere to support ukraine?

[@virginiaoflaherty2983]

I have learned much about Ukrainian history, culture, material culture . But the aspect I like /love best is the sweetness and home loving family qualities. I can't think of the right word. The best thing is that your culture is not European, So is what I see Slavic? It is very charming and lovable. Please don't become European. Be yourselves. Your country and people are great.

[@DetroitMicroSound]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@daveman5860]

and they're doing all this hard tedious work without a shuttle. they're using their hands to shuttle.

[@coyotedust]

Where can I find the film Hutsel Fragments? and Annyichka?

[@ArgentLuiza]

A people stops to exist when they forget their history and don't practice their tradition (heritage) , Well they practice still their tradition, some evolved in their way, but not saying that it s a heritage from such an old and beautiful history /civilization of Daci, and they were in an area that always was consider part of Romanian brothers , linked exactly by the folkloric , tradition, language, beliefs, all that common heritage with dacian roots, and also a very long history ( thousands of years of being part of it). As we see today, influences change everyday , we cook and eat dishes from china or japan,italy food, clothing etc.. , dose it mean we are not same nationality or that our past history or roots of our tradition are others?

[@cardenmanning2455]

They look like Slavic speaking Romanians. Their striking similarity to Romanians is obvious; clothes, music, crafts, everything. Especially Moldavians. I do not know when they started to speak Slavic but these people with their clothes, music and crafts are definitely not of old Slavic origin. They are old "Voloshi", old proto-Romanians. They still keep some special words in their Slavic from old Voloshian language which only a Romanian can understand. Anyways I hope Ukraine win the war with orcs.

[@waydazey]

Ukrainian here: what do you mean by Hutsuls not having Slavic origin? You’re correct in the idea that Hutsuls have lots of ethnic Romanian/Moldovan admixture. But the claim of “not being slavic” at all isn’t very well researched or true :/

[@user-di2su5wo8q]

I am Romanian half hutsul and half vlach

[@cardenmanning2455]

@@user-di2su5wo8q I think you are, two subgroups of the same people. God bless you.

[@user-di2su5wo8q]

Romanians in Romania 🇷🇴 were colonized by the Latin people from Italy 🇮🇹. In Moldova 🇲🇩 slavic,, assimilated with Russians. We re mixed.

[@cardenmanning2455]

@@user-di2su5wo8q Moldavians are also Romanians, indeed slightly mixed with Slavic, but still Romanians, whether you like it or not.