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Русский: Сварга — традиционная обрядовая кукла славян из лоскутов ткани. Её особенность — лицо и голова, которые сделаны из двух полос ткани разного цвета, плотно прилегающие друг к другу и образующие спираль. Это символизирует единство мужского и женского начала как хранителей рода. Тело куклы тоже сделано из двух полос ткани, которые плотно скатаны в столбик. Это символизирует нерушимость единства в семье, в роду. Такие куклы делали славяне Русского Севера и люди, которые осваивали Сибирь с надеждой укрепить и благословить свою семью. Сварга имеет отношение к древнему богу славян по имени Сварог — творец.
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