Kerchief "Vybiyka" in milky white colour

500 UAH

Accessory in universal colors with a print inspired by tradition.

It is created using a technique that reproduces traditional block printing. This is a technique of creating patterns on fabric using carved blocks. In the 15th century, the city of Krolevets in Sumy region was considered the center of block printing art. It looked like this: wooden boards or stamps were dipped in paint and then pressed onto the fabric. Each pattern is handcrafted: from creating the stamp to applying the pattern to the fabric.

"The basis of the design is traditional Ukrainian plant ornaments created using block printing techniques: stems with leaves, flowers, grape clusters, and birds," says the print's creator. It is complemented by a stylized coat of arms as a reminder of home.

Author - Viktoriia Kliuchyk
An orphanage resident
Fabric composition - 100% artificial silk
Packaging details:
Scarf size 43 × 43 cm — branded packaging with a pattern
Scarf sizes 70 × 70 cm and 93 × 93 cm — black branded box

Scarf Care Instructions

1. Washing
Hand wash your scarf or machine wash it on a delicate cycle at a temperature of up to 30°C. Use a special liquid detergent designed for silk fabrics.

2. Removing Excess Water
Do not wring the scarf by hand or use the washing machine’s spin cycle. The fabric is particularly delicate when wet and may be damaged. Gently remove excess water without twisting the fabric, then allow the remaining water to drain.

3. Drying
Dry the scarf flat, carefully spreading the fabric out.

4. Ironing
Iron the scarf on the reverse side using a warm iron set to the “Silk” setting. Alternatively, use a garment steamer.

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