Jun 22
Some Polish folk Costume :
1.) From Cieszyn(Valachian)
2.)From Silesian Beskid(Cieszyn Silesia)
3.) From Warszawa -WilanĂłw
4.)Male from Sieradz
5.)From Radom Region
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Some Polish folk Costume :
1.) From Cieszyn(Valachian)
2.)From Silesian Beskid(Cieszyn Silesia)
3.) From Warszawa -WilanĂłw
4.)Male from Sieradz
5.)From Radom Region
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“It is not a fairy tale. And monsters like us don’t get happy endings.” In the wintery kingdom of Lechija, it is carnival or Karnawal season
So, I got a tablet and can now play around with digital drawing. So ofc I redrew some of my old sketches to compare.
A Polish mountain plant, Dziewięćsił translates as “nine forces.” Its symbolism, deeply rooted in the culture of the Góral mountain people,
Just learned about this! I’m super fascinated!
Thistle (Carlina acaulis / Polish: Dziewięćsił, also called Urocznik “bewitch”). As its Polish folk name indicates this plant had nine magical powers and was valued for its ability to drive away evil. Placed in the bathwater of a child it protected from bewitchment and any evil happenings.
Floral motifs in the folk ornamentation of the Skalne Podhale Region
Ewa MackoĹ›-Iwaszko*, Magdalena Lubiarz**
Katedra Ochrony Ĺšrodowiska Przyrodniczego i Krajobrazu, Instytut Architektury Krajobrazu
Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II, ul. Konstantynów 1 H, 20-708 Lublin
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Abstract. Highlanders from the region frequently make references to their natural surroundings in their ornamental artefacts and folk art, including plant motifs. Some of the better known examples are stemless carline thistle (Carlina acaulis L.), Turk's cap lily (Lilium martagon L.) and edelweiss (Leontopodium alpinum Cass.).
In Poland, the latter can only be found in the Tatra Mountains. Images of plants from the Tatras can be found, in the form of embroidery, on formal, traditional clothes, on everyday-use objects such as wooden chests, on furniture, and finally on paintings on glass. The surrounding landscape had, and still has, a great impact on the everyday life and folk art of the highlanders from Podhale. Its influence is so obvious that it may pass almost unnoticed.
Key words: Tatra Mountains, ornamental artefacts, folk art, plant motifs
— the full paper is in Polish—
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Warm wind [acrylic markers on paper]
Polish girl is wearing a regional costume from Pszczyna (Silesia region) and Korean girl is wearing a hanbok.
self indulgent OC in polish folk clothing. krakowianka miss fei
linocuts of wiktoria goryńska, a polish artist and one of the first women fencers in poland. she fought against nazis, her life ended in their concentration camp, but her legacy as a brave and extremely talented woman will not be forgotten