This paper deals with the interdisciplinary issue of the implementation of ethnographic motifs from folk costumes in various reproductive media. Croatian folk costumes refer to a traditional festive and everyday clothes from the past and are an important part of a cultural heritage. The motifs of Slavonian folk costumes that are used in the research are based on existing ethnological material available in museums. In the theoretical part of the paper, the cultural aspect and inheritance value of costumes is explored and the analysis of following visual components of the motifs is performed: color, shape, and composition. In addition, the presence of similar ethnic motifs in today's design in the world and possibilities of their application and reproduction is explored. In the practical part of the paper, the accent is put on the visualization of motifs and patterns that are present on Slavonian traditional costumes and textile handicrafts, as a starting point for their further application. The aim of the work is to actualize and to popularize a part of the folk art and culture through the media that is available to a larger population. The reproduction media that is used in this paper are photography, vector graphics and mobile graphics, each of them with its advantages and an important role in the whole process. Digital photography will be used solely for documenting motifs, which are then reconstructed in a form of vector graphics and animated using Adobe After Effects. The end result will be video based on motion graphics, which as a reproduction medium has a greater potential for the impact on the viewer.