Embroidery from Galichnik
Traditional Macedonian
Embroidery
Macedonian folk embroidery clearly testifies
to the creativity of its creator-Macedonian
women and the faith of the Macedonian
people in continuing the traditions from
next generation.The folk embroidery has
historical significance by these folk
preparation. Characteristic of all English
embroidery is their performance by
counting the wires to the canvas, and the
typical is goblen technique, charge and
strict geometric ornaments.
Embroidery from Struga
Embroidery from Struga
Small and pleasing relief ornamentation
and composition (triangles, quadrilaterals,
polygons, rhombuses and crosses in
different combinations) give a
characteristic stamp embroidered shirts
from Struga. Embroideries are derived
from wool, silk or cotton thread and a real
ornamental flower garden which has only
Struga embroidery.
Embroidery from Chelopek
Embroidery from Chelopek
National costume of Podgora nest for only
five villages, among them the village
Chelopek, they are all willing valley Dry
Gora.The women folk costume from this
region is very decorative and richly
adorned with beautiful embroidery and
various other decorations that closely
resemble former medieval folk costumes
that meet frescoes from the 14th century
Macedonian monasteries and give
decorated mosaic effect
Debarski vez
Debarski vez
Debar embroidery is most abundant in the
western part of Macedonia,is the most
caracteristicit a female dress with richly
embroidered motifs on the sleeves of the
shirt, usually a good technique
decorations, numerous upper white
without sleeveless or shirt woven robes,
long to the knee, as and other decorative
details that act as striking striking
mountain costume which is most typical
embroidery Miak Debar in Galichnik.
Knitted Hand Work
Macedonian Folk Customes
Macedonian Folk Customes
Macedonian Folk Customes
Traditions of Macedonian Folk
Customes
Folk costumes in Macedonia have got a
tradition dating from centuries ago. They
are part of the Macedonian people's
culture and they represent a significant
branch of folk art work. They were created
by all the people kept up from generation
to generation and while transforming they
included many elements by the different
cultural influences which appeared in this
part of the Balkans.