this memorial sign was erected in honor of a native of the area, matryona markevich. a simple peasant woman made her contribution to the development of the state. she came up with a pattern on the towel, which eventually formed the basis of the ornament on the flag of belarus. glory came to matryona sergeevna half a century after her death. during her lifetime , a woman could not even dream that the things she did for her soul someday they will become a symbol of an entire country. this ornament was called the symbol of the rising sun, because it is based on a rhombus, inside the rhombus there are figures that symbolize the rising sun, and there were also figures adjacent to the rhombus that signified what a person is asking for... the rising sun ornament, a resident of the senensky district weaved it in 1917 . it appeared on the flag of belarus thanks to her brother, the authoritative ethnographer and art critic mikhail katser. in 1951, the president of the academy of sciences of the bssr, greshenkov invited doctor of art history mikhailovich katser, his dear one. in

this memorial sign was erected in honor of a native of the region, matryona markevich, a simple peasantution to the development of the state, she came up with a pattern on the towel, which ultimately formed the basis of the ornament on the flag of belarus. glory came to matryona sergeevna half a century after her death. during her lifetime, the woman could not even dream of the things she did. in order to inform him that it was necessary to make a new sketch of the state flag of the bssr, and mikhail sergeevich took up this work, mikhail sergeevich had a large collection of weaving collected on the territory of belarus, including woven products of his sister, matriona sergeevna, these drawings were placed in the repository of the belpromsovet, as the most successful. for use in the textile industry. nowadays , the traditions of the famous countrywoman are continued by the craftswomen of the local craft house. when you are in the city center, don’t forget to take a photo with the sculptural composition “native land”. by the way, it is the only one in the country dedicated to belarusian s