The national Moldovan costume is a vivid example of the unique creativity of folk craftsmen, an example of ancient customs, evidence of the deep interaction of the Moldovan ethnos with neighboring peoples.

The national costume for a Moldavian man, which is found in any corner of this country, is an elongated white tunic shirt, light trousers, a pointed lamb hat or hat. Kosovorotka is the oldest type of shirt for men.

The traditional Moldavian costume is the evidence of high needlewomen skill, a sample of beauty that can tell us about ancient traditions. The Moldavian costume is a testimony of the creation process of folk arts.

Clothing with a national pattern of leaves, flowers and fruits, decorated with elaborate embroidery, distinguishes the Moldovan vintage costume. Today, the elements and traditions of the costume are also manifested in everyday clothes that are worn …

The National Day of the Traditional Costume was organised in order to display heritage costumes and include them in the cultural circuit, including heritage costumes of different ethnic groups from the Republic of Moldova.

May 23, 2022 · If you’re wondering where you may see traditional Moldovan clothing, the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History offers approximately 2330 items. Also, owing to the permanent exhibit in the folk costume hall at the Cultural Complex “Rustic Art,” you will learn a lot about traditional clothes.

Des manteaux et des chapeaux en peau de mouton, des chapeaux et des chaussures en feutre ainsi que des vestes sans manches pour hommes et femmes ont été fournis aux villageois par des artisans. Ainsi, le costume national original, caractéristique de toutes les régions de la Moldavie, a été formé.

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See a display of 15 traditional costumes from the Republic of Moldova and Romania, to celebrate the recent inclusion of these emblematic blouses and embroidery in the UNESCO List of intangible cultural heritage.