Ginger-colored woven belt

Description Ginger-colored woven belt

Material: wool and acrylic threads

Krayka is a woven belt, an essential element of traditional clothing used to support a skirt, shawl, or apron. 

When young girls tie the krayka, they let its ends hang in front; married women do it from the left side or back, while elderly grandmothers wear it from the front. It was believed that wearing krayka with mugwort and lovage would protect you from evil spirits. 

You can stylize such a belt and create any ethnic look.

Krayka width: 6.5 cm, length: 240 cm.