Why can't you rent or wear someone else's embroidered shirt?

An embroidered shirt is not just clothing, but a national symbol of Ukraine, which has deep historical and cultural roots. Wearing an embroidered shirt is not only an expression of patriotism, but also respect for our ancestors, their efforts, and traditions.

Historical context of the embroidered shirt

An embroidered shirt is clothing that has accompanied the Ukrainian people for over 2000 years. It carries sacred meaning, symbolism, and folk beliefs. Each ornament on the shirt has its own meaning and is associated with customs, religious beliefs, or the symbolism of nature. The embroidered shirt conveys the Ukrainian folk spirit and is part of our identity and national culture.

Respect for traditions

When we rent an embroidered shirt or wear someone else's, we not only undermine the value of this national symbol, but also demonstrate carelessness and negligence towards our own culture. The embroidered shirt is not just clothing, but also a manifestation of self-identification and pride in our nation.

The embroidered shirt has its own energy, which accumulates during the embroidery process. Materials and ornaments are chosen with special intentions and calculations. Someone else's embroidered shirt, which has been rented or borrowed, may have its own energy that does not always align with our own values and beliefs.

In addition, wearing someone else's embroidered shirt can lead to disrespectful treatment of the memory and history of the people who embroidered it. The embroidered shirt is creativity, art, and the labor efforts of people who contributed to the beauty and uniqueness of the ornaments.

Therefore, we urge everyone to respect the significance of the embroidered shirt and not use it as ordinary clothing. Buy embroidered shirts from masters who pass on Ukrainian folk art from generation to generation, and wear them with pride and respect for our cultural heritage.

Remember that the embroidered shirt is not just a fashion trend, but an indispensable part of Ukrainian identity and culture.