DepartmentTextiles-Europe
Apron
NameApron
CultureBrysak
Place madeZeleznik, Demir Hisar Municipality, Macedonia, Europe
(not assigned)North Macedonia (Formerly Republic of Macedonia), Southeastern Europe, Europe
MediumWool, cotton
Dimensions31 1/2 × 23 1/4 in. (80 × 59 cm)
Credit LineMuseum of International Folk Art, gift of Bernard and Susan Ziobro, A.2015.20.5
Object numberA.2015.20.5
ProvenanceDonor grew up in Pittsburgh, PA as part of a local Yugoslav immigrant community. See long history of the collection in object file.
DescriptionThe apron is composed of two, warp-woven pieces sewn together (center seam). It is predominantly red and has geometric designs in white, blue, and green along with finer stripes in the same colors, as well as a darker red and black. The upper corners are folded under and sewn to shape the waist. The apron ties are orange in a double strand twist.1910-1940
c. 1910
Early-mid 20th century
ca. 1930
1925-1935