Olive-colored woven belt

Description Olive-colored woven belt

Material: wool and acrylic threads

The kraika is a woven belt, an essential element of traditional clothing used to gird a skirt, plakhta, or apron. When wearing a kraika, young girls let the ends hang in front, married women wear it on the left side or back, and elderly grandmothers are not allowed to wear it.

It was believed that carrying wormwood and lovage in the kraika would protect you from evil spirits. You can style such a belt to create any ethnic look.

The width of the kraika is 7 cm, and the length is 250 cm.