Hutsul Clothing, Part 1 | Heritage

Hutsuls are one of the ethnic groups of Ukraine, which preserved to perfection all of its traditions and ethnocultural distinctive features typical for their language, clothing, rituals, folklore, decorative art, and music.
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[@catnap387]

Some very interesting information here about a unique group of Ukrainians. Hutsul customs enrich the wonderful Ukrainian culture

[@Victoria-rb7wj]

Love the content!

[@KunoichiKazuko]

Very happy to have this posted! Hutsul culture and clothing are very interesting to me! I would love to come and visit the Carpathian mountains one day and see it in person!

[@momdonttouchthatsock]

Thank you! I found out about the Hutsul ethnic group from Natalya's shop, WovenWoolARt

[@mimisor66]

"Opinca" is Romanian for the peasant leather shoe. The Hutsul clothing resemble Romanian traditional peasant costume from the north

[@krunoslavkovacec1842]

In Croatian it's "opanci"

[@krunoslavkovacec1842]

2:50 This guy makes handmade hutsul fur coats and waistcoats.

[@GreenSowa]

Good to see but Hutsuls are all along along the Carpathian spine. I met a hutsul family who do not see themselves as Ukrainian.

[@josefpohl5489]

Yeah but still their culture is very Romanian/Vlach affected. If you look at Ykrainians from Podolia, Volhynia or Kyiv those are totally different people.

[@MrQ454]

@@josefpohl5489 their clothing is 80-99% Romanian, their music is 80-90% Romanian also with the instruments, probably their occupations are the same as of the Romanians in the area, only their language is distinct

[@amelajiang6465]

像不像拉薩

[@ionbrad6753]

Hutsul Clothing? - typical Vlach (Romanian).
Music - the same.
Occupation - the same.
Language - close to Ukrainian, though.

[@MrRei332]

I hate that you are speaking over them, you should put subtitles instead. I want to hear the hutsul dialect!