we are in mostovsky district in the agro-town of gudevichy, where for many years has lived vera ignatyevna belokos is reviving the traditions of belarusian weaving. the national master of belarus has restored the ancient technology of double weaving, which was even included in the state list of historical and cultural values ​​of our country. let's touch this original craft together. alina nevoina is with you and this is a fashion for culture. weaving has always been widespread among belarusians, and it appeared on the territory of our country in ancient times. archaeologists date weaving finds to the second half of the first millennium bc. in the 11th-13th centuries, the level of weaving in belarus was already quite high. the oldest belarusian products were woven bedspreads, tablecloths, towels, shirts, and. people grew flax themselves, kept sheep to get wool, everything was processed by hand using natural dyes, women usually did this, there was work for men too, they made machines, quality skills, how to fill a pattern, how many threads were passed on exclusively from mothers to daughters, wind

we are in mostovsky district in the agro-town of guddevich, where vera ignatyevna belokos has lived andived the traditions of belarusian weaving for many years. the national master of belarus has restored the ancient technology of double weaving, which was even included in the state list of historical and cultural values ​​of our country. let's touch this original craft together. with you, alina neboyna and this is a fashion for culture. weaving has always been widespread among belarusians, and it appeared on the territory of our country in ancient times. archaeologists date weaving finds to the second half of the first millennium bc. in the 11th-13th centuries , the level of weaving in belarus was already quite high. the oldest products were woven bedspreads, tablecloths, towels, shirts, and people themselves grew flax, kept sheep to get wool, everything was processed by hand using natural dyes, women usually did this, there was work for men too, they made machines, quality skills, how to tuck a pattern, how many threads were passed on exclusively from... to daughters, wind threads on