2022
DOI: 10.11649/ch.2713
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Apocalyptic Motifs on Century-Old Ukrainian Rushnyks Through Today’s Digital Folklore Communication

Abstract: Apocalyptic Motifs on Century-Old Ukrainian Rushnyks Through Today’s Digital Folklore CommunicationThoughts about the end of life and subsequent rebirth are among the most popular motifs in Ukrainian epigraphic embroidery. Embroidered towels (rushnyks) with inscriptions (folk texts) were a mass phenomenon from the end of the 19th till the first half of the 20th century. For instance, there were numerous variants of embroidered inscriptions (folklore formulas) such as “Don’t mourn for Me, Mother”, “My grave is … Show more

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“…Its growth is not just a matter of conservation for fragile objects, but also a push for emulation and collaboration between similar collections: once they become accessible to the public, the pressure on other museums to follow suit increases. For example, modern needlewomen, when they see vintage patterns online, may create their own products based on those patterns, thus contributing to the growth of these collections, as shown in [5].…”
Section: Research Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Its growth is not just a matter of conservation for fragile objects, but also a push for emulation and collaboration between similar collections: once they become accessible to the public, the pressure on other museums to follow suit increases. For example, modern needlewomen, when they see vintage patterns online, may create their own products based on those patterns, thus contributing to the growth of these collections, as shown in [5].…”
Section: Research Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%