Key points
- The “Code of the Nation” festival is conducting a test on the knowledge of the history, traditions, and symbolism of Ukrainian embroidery.
- Registration is open until June 5, and the test can be taken until June 7 inclusive.
- The event is dedicated to the 20th World Embroidery Day and aims to popularize Ukrainian culture and national heritage.
- Participants will be tested on their knowledge of the origin of embroidery, regional peculiarities of embroidery, and the symbolism of ornaments.
- The proceeds from the test will be directed to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The “Code of the Nation” festival has opened registration for the test on the knowledge of the history, traditions, and symbolism of Ukrainian embroidery. You can join the project until June 5.
The event is dedicated to the 20th World Embroidery Day and aims to popularize Ukrainian culture, traditions, and national heritage, as well as to strengthen national consciousness and patriotism.
The test gives an opportunity to check knowledge about the history of the emergence and development of Ukrainian embroidery, the peculiarities of traditional embroidery in different regions of Ukraine, the symbolism of ornaments, and the role of embroidery in shaping national identity.
Registration is possible until June 5 via this link. The test can be taken until June 7 inclusive.
The proceeds from the project will be transferred to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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