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The article is devoted to the history of the Sasiv center of Jewish lacemaking in the second half of the XIX – the first third of the XX century. On the basis of the analysis of archival materials, periodicals of the first third of the XX century as well as literary sources it was established that the center in Sasiv village near Zolochiv was founded by Berdychiv-born Marcus Leib Margulis. The high day of Jewish lacemaking in Sasiv dates back to the late XIX – early XX centuries. Lace from silver, in some cases golden thread was made in a technique known as "Spanier Arbeit". The main assortment of products was Atarah – lace collars, which were attached to the covers – tallits, men's kippah, women's shabbat hats and bibs. The issue of preservation of Jewish folk crafts, which sharply appeared in the first third of the XX century, is highlighted. Based on the analysis of the newspaper publications of the time, the problems of functioning of the lacemaking workshops and the reasons for the decline of the unique center of the Jewish lacemaking known to the whole world are outlined.

The center of Jewish lace weaving in Sasiv in the second half of the XIX – the first third of the XX century