Burgundy woven belt with pom-poms

Description Burgundy woven belt with pom-poms

A krajka is a woven belt, an essential element of traditional clothing used to fasten a skirt, plakhta, or apron. When tying the belt, young girls let its ends hang in the front, married women — on the left side or at the back, while elderly women were traditionally not allowed to wear it.

It was believed that if you carried wormwood and lovage behind the belt, they would protect you from evil spirits.

You can style this belt in a modern way and create a variety of ethnic-inspired looks.

Width: 7 cm
Length: 300 cm