Wednesday, January 13, 2010

ABC Wednesday "Z" is for "zima"

"Zima" (ZEE-ma) means "winter," and it's not over yet! I came across these beautifully embroidered gloves last Sunday in Kalemegdan Park where there are lots of souvenir sellers. It was then a bit warmer and sunny, but as they say here when it's sunny and sort of warm in the winter, "The sun has teeth."

I like the darker gloves with the purple flowers. Which pair would you choose?

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26 comments:

photowannabe said...

That's hard to choose. I really like them all. Beautiful workmanship. Great choice for the letter Z. I learned something new too.

Roger Owen Green said...

The red/purplish ones, I guess.

Sylvia K said...

I'm with you, love the black ones with the purple flowers! What a great, colorful shot Bibi, for the Z day! and I learned a new word! Have a good week!

Sylvia

Mara said...

I love the tan ones with what looks like flowers. Or the black ones with the white vines. Hm. Can I have both pairs?

Chattahoochee Valley Daily said...

They are all very pretty, but I like the lighter color with the birds : )

Lowell said...

These are very attractive. I'd guess, though, they are for female hands. My guess is that Lois Anne would choose the pink one.

Jama said...

I would choose none, since it's just not suitable in my hot and sunny country! lol

Tumblewords: said...

Those are lovely gloves. I'd choose the tan/beige ones because they'd match my fleece lined winter Crocs. :0

Leslie: said...

Omigosh, those gloves are GORGEOUS! I'd choose the beige ones with the tiny florals - they'd go perfectly with my chocolate brown wool winter coat.

Chuck Pefley said...

I like that saying about the sun having teeth.

I'll take a pair like yours ... lovely colors.

Tash said...

Zima, zima, nije mraz, e, pa šta je…

Great Z! Serbian has so many good Z words. Good pick for the season.
I do like the black ones best & the cross-stitch ones for the nostalgic feeling.

Andy said...

Great job in capturing the colours.

Jilly said...

I like the purple ones too but how would we manage with all those tassles. I know someone (!) who would bite those off in no time! Woof woof.

Jilly said...

Oh silly me. Concentrate Jilly! I now see the darker ones and they are lovely. I was looking at the burgundy ones. Someone needs to explain to me the difference between burgundy and dark...duh!

Andy Sewina said...

Phew, I hope it's not too cold there, I'd choose the dark blue gloves, how much are they?

Marie Reed said...

These are the prettiest gloves I've seen in a long time! I just love them! I would choose the black ones with the flowers:)

My word verification is "rested" !

jay said...

Those are my favourite gloves too! I would love a pair of them. I also like the red ones with the fringes, but I'm not sure how practical they'd be!

Alexa said...

Z is a hard one, so lucky you to speak a language with so many Z words. These gloves are beautiful, and I guess a few of us would be fighting over the ones with the purple flowers!

XAPT said...

Great post, Bibi and beautiful work - both the artisan and the phtotgrapher! I like the green and white pair, but they're not very practical for me because I get white so dirty in winter.

I also like the Serbian saying, the sun may have teeth ... but winter is nothing to be afraid of, it is not a lion.

raf said...

Like that expression, the sun has teeth. Lovely photo, Bibi!

Anonymous said...

I like the white ones with the big flowers on them! But then again, they remind me of a table cloth I have that has big pink flowers cross-stitched around the hem, that a Serbian friend made. They are all beautiful..thank you for posting!

Gaelyn said...

These gloves are all so colorful and creative. I like the deep red pair with colored medalions and fringe.

ninja said...

We call it with the same name

Jim said...

They look snug.
Sydney - City and Suburbs

MuseSwings said...

I love the pink ones right in front, but I'd probably take the black ones - they match just about everything I own.

PJ said...

The sun has teeth? What a great image.

I would love to have a couple of pairs of those gloves. The patterns are handworked?

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