Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Традиционный русский костюм

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1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Традиционный русский костюм
2. The Russian women’s costumewas based on
3. By the early 20th century the most
4. The typical color of the sarafan and
5. One of the most common type offestive
6. Men’s costumewas composed of a long shirt
7. The bast shoes commonly made from fibres
8. Слайд 8
9. In winter, Russians wore the fur

The Russian women’s costumewas 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.

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Презентация по английскому языку на тему Традиционный русский костюм

Слайд 1Russian traditional costumes
By Olga Grigor’eva,
Tri Klyucha Secondary School,
Bashkortostan, Russia

Слайд 2 The 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 costumewas based on the “rubakha” (a linen shirt or blouse). It was made

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By 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, and the Mid-Russian one with a sarafan, i.e. a kind of sleeveless dress.

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

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The typical color of the sarafan and skirts was red, as

this color literally translates to “beautiful”.

Слайд 5One 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. The head-dress was treasured in the family and handed down, and was an integral element of a well-off bride’s dowry.

Слайд 6Men’s costume
was composed of a long shirt (rubakha- kosovorotka - a

shirt with a stand-up collar fastening on the side), trousers (porty), a belt (poyas- kushak), and bast shoes (later boots).

Men’s costumewas composed of a long shirt (rubakha- kosovorotka - a shirt with a stand-up collar fastening

Слайд 7The bast shoes commonly made from fibres of the birch tree.

No longer worn in modern times, today they are a decorative piece hanging in people’s homes.

The cap - kartuz - came into being in the late 19th century, and it was decorated with a flower.

The bast shoes commonly made from fibres of the birch tree. No longer worn in modern times,

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Слайд 9 In winter, Russians wore the fur coat (shuba) and wool

felt footwear (valenki). It was extremely practical and effective in a cold northern climate. Shubas were made of fur turned inside or ‘wrong-side out’. The traditional male warm hat with flaps – ushanka (derived from the word ushi – ears) or treukh - was used to protect the ears from cold. Women worn the traditional Russian knitting shawls and beautiful 100% wool Pavlov Posad scarves.