The reproduction of traditional costumes in the framework of the museum actualization of folk rituals
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Traditional rituals that are lost in the environment of everyday life are now actively presented by museums in cultural and educational activities. Since the ceremony has not only an action, but also an objective side, traditional costumes are used during its presentation – festive and ritual. In order not to harm the museum object, reproductions of traditional costumes are made. The methods of reproduction of ethnographic costumes are replication and modeling. When creating reproductions, it is necessary to focus on the specifics of the object being recreated. From the standpoint of the semiotic approach, the traditional costume is symbolic in nature, it is a sign system. When reproducing a costume, not only its material side must be recreated, but also its content. The replica should reflect the cut, the way of wearing, the elements that make up the costume complex, the material, the color, the ornamentation, the decor of the original.
- Абрамова Полина Валерьевна
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