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The article presents a project dedicated to the development of the “Paradise Garden” dress design, inspired by the aesthetics of the Maya civilization and combining Maya embroidery techniques with Russian artistic embroidery. The aim of the research is to raise the professional level of students and instructors through the realization of historical and artistic ideas in educational project practice. To achieve this, an analysis of exhibits from the National Museum of Art in Mexico City (Mexico) was conducted, alongside a study of the construction and decoration of clothing on terracotta statuettes created by the Maya. A comparative analysis of embroidery types was carried out, followed by the artistic design and experimental implementation of the item. As a result, a constructive and technological foundation was determined (a simple rectangular basic pattern with separately crafted volumetric elements of artistic embroidery). Types of stitches (chain stitch, colored satin stitch, Kadom veniz, goldwork) and materials (linen fabric, textured threads, modern hardware) were selected and adapted.
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