Folk artisans of Yakutia share how to recreate costumes from past centuries
Hello everyone! This video has been waiting for its moment for a whole year. Initially, I thought it would be a single documentary project, but I've accumulated so much material that I decided to spread it across several videos. Today, I'm releasing the fourth and final part, where the folk artisans themselves talk about how they created their costumes.
As a reminder, the channel has previously published:
Part 1 - A visual representation of how the traditional Sakha women's costume has evolved. This is all a reconstruction and the work of Svetlana Ivanovna Petrova's students. She has a PhD in history and has been reconstructing costumes for many years. She pieces together history, one incredibly cool woman.
• Четыре века якутской моды за 10 минут (как...
Part 2 - Historian Alexandra Prokopyeva explains how the Yakuts dressed in the 17th century. Did you know that women's and men's costumes were identical? Or that we simply have no data on what costumes looked like before the 17th century. And yet, it's still impossible to replicate the exquisite work of those craftswomen!
• Историк Александра Прокопьева рассказывает...
Part 3 - How Yakuts dressed in the 19th century and what traditional national costume looks like today. Did you know that costumes evolved over the centuries? But the 19th-century women's costume, heavily influenced by Russian culture, remains iconic. And what happened to national clothing during the Soviet period? Watch the video to learn all about it!
• Как одевались якуты в 19 веке и как сейчас...
All of this is a reconstruction and the work of Svetlana Ivanovna Petrova's students. She holds a PhD in history and has been reconstructing costumes for many years. She pieces together history, an incredibly cool woman.
Ksenia Beregovaya, a wonderful photographer and wonderful person, worked with me on this project. We'll share the photos with you on another social network, I think you've already guessed which one.
Enjoy watching, everyone!
The video features the work of:
Valeriana Vasilievna Nikiforova;
Marianna Semyonovna Andreeva;
Galina Konstantinovna Nogovitsyna;
Maria Nikolaevna Belolyubskaya;
Maya Afanasyevna Zhirkova;
Natalia Valerievna Shepeleva;
Zinaida Zabolotskaya.
The blog features music by:
Composer Semyon Pavlovich Chenyanov
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