Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Русский народный костюм

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1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Русский народный костюм
2. Russian national costume
3. Historians suppose that traditional Russian costume started
4. After Peter’s decrees (18th century) Russian nobility
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8. The Russian women’s costume was based on
9. By the early 20th century the most
10. …and the Mid-Russian one with a
11. An apron was worn over a shirt, poneva or a sarafan.
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13. One of the most common type
14. Pavlovo Posad ShawlRussian shawls known for its
15. The Pavlovo Posad shawls are made of
16. The shawls manufactory has been there since
17. Traditionally, women use Russian shawls as headwear

Russian national costume

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Презентация по английскому языку на тему Русский народный костюм

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Russian national costume

E.A. Anisimova
School 6
Achinsk

Слайд 2Russian national costume

Слайд 3Historians suppose that traditional Russian costume started taking its shape in

the 12th-13th centuries. Up to the 18th century it fitted well all layers of Russian society.

Historians suppose that traditional Russian costume started taking its shape in the 12th-13th centuries. Up to the

Слайд 4After Peter’s decrees (18th century) Russian nobility and the city costumes

have undergone Europeanization. However, the national (folk) Russian costume was popular in the villages till the beginning of 20th century.

After Peter’s decrees (18th century) Russian nobility and the city costumes have undergone Europeanization. However, the national

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Слайд 8The Russian women’s costume was based on the “rubakha” ( a

linen shirt or blouse). It was made flaxen embroidery, silk lace, golden threads and spangles. Collars and sleeves were decorated extensively.

The Russian women’s costume was based on the “rubakha” ( a linen shirt or blouse). It was

Слайд 9By the early 20th century the most widespread women costumes were

of two types: the South Russian one with poneva, i.e. a homespun woollen skirt….

By the early 20th century the most widespread women costumes were of two types: the South Russian

Слайд 10 …and the Mid-Russian one with a sarafan, i.e. a kind

of sleeveless dress. The typical color of the sarafan and skirts was red, as this color literally translates to “beautiful”.

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An apron was worn over a shirt, poneva or a

sarafan.

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Слайд 13 One of the most common type of festive head-dress was

the "kokoshnik", it was masterfully decorated with river pearls, meshwork of pearls, golden and silver needlework, coloured foil and decorative stones. In every day life Russian women wore shawls.

One of the most common type of festive head-dress was the

Слайд 14Pavlovo Posad Shawl
Russian shawls known for its old traditions and finest

elegance all over the world. Russian shawl designs are derived from local colour of enormous Russia. Some shawl patterns are inspired by modern Russian design concepts.