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Maxi dress with ruffles Krivopetnica
Maxi dress with ruffles Krivopetnica
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Spice up your wardrobe with a JKH Identity piece: a maxi dress featuring a large graphic of the wild Krivopetnica. This dress beautifully combines Slovenian mythology with total freedom of movement. The central motif brings a large, bold image of the Krivopetnica – a free, untamed being from our ancient tales, symbolizing independence, wild nature, and inner strength. This original print brings powerful feminine energy and a touch of Slovenian heritage into your everyday life, captured in a modern, relaxed design.
Why will you love this piece? The dress is created for those days when you want to be fearless yet completely relaxed. Its silhouette with unique, voluminous bows on the shoulders and a side slit ensures dynamic movement and a feminine shape, while the elegant V-neck keeps the comfort of your favorite lightweight dress.
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MORE INFORMATION
If your size is not available, write to kaja@jkh-identity.com and order yours.
- long lightweight dress
- V-neck
- side seam slit
- ruffled shoulder straps
- JKH Identity pattern -
Material & care
100% viscose, ruffled shoulder straps: 100% organic cotton
Wash at 30°C on a delicate cycle; for best results, you can use a color catcher sheet. Iron at medium temperature.
Who are Krivopetnice?
In folklore, Krivopetnice are depicted as beautiful, yet wild and mysterious women with long golden hair and a unique physical trait – their heels are said to be turned backward, allowing them to confuse pursuers and erase their tracks. They live in deep forests, near waters, far from human eyes, where they dance, sing, and protect nature.
In tales, they appear as guardians of women's secrets, independence, and inner strength. Their image is not only mystical but also archetypal – embodying free, independent female energy connected to the earth and the spiritual world. In the Slovenian cultural space, they are a symbol of thresholds, transformation, and a reminder that the balance between humanity and nature is not to be taken for granted. However, when this balance is disrupted, they can also become dangerous.