Victoria has been involved in various crafts since she was a child. Her grandmother taught her how to embroider when she was eight and she embroidered traditional Ukrainian patterns on the pillows, towels and shirts. She continued to hone her craft, studying the traditional techniques of painting Easter eggs. Being a student, she acquainted with ...
Jewelry making
- Carving 13
- Cooperage 1
- Doll making 32
- Egg ornamenting 21
- Embroidery 26
- Glass blowing 4
- Jewelry making 4
- Leather dressing 2
- Music. instr. making 7
- Painting 16
- Paper cutting 6
- Pottery 17
- Root weaving 1
- Stone carving 3
- Straw weaving 12
- Tailoring 3
- Toy making 10
- Weaving 14
- Wickerwork 1
- Cherkasy region 11
- Chernihiv region 2
- Chernivtsi region 3
- Dnipropetrovsk region 9
- Donetsk region 3
- Ivano-Frankivsk region 8
- Kherson region 1
- Khmelnytskyi region 1
- Kirovohrad region 2
- Kyiv 45
- Kyiv region 11
- Luhansk region 5
- Lviv region 14
- Poltava region 7
- Rivne region 1
- Sumy region 1
- Ternopil region 9
- USA 1
- Vinnytsia region 8
- Volyn region 3
- Zaporizhzhia region 2
Viktoria Boychuk
Dianah Novak
Dianah is a master of embroidery and bead-weaving from Bukovyna region. She creates rushnyks, women’s and men’s costumes in the regional style and traditional bead decorations to match them...
Iryna Halushchak
In spite of her young age, this master from Ternopil has extensive experience in needlework: she makes embroideries, creates knot-dolls in national costumes from fabrics and reconstructs ancient Ukrainian folk decorations from beads.
Mariah Chulack
The master is a representative of Ivano-Frankivsk region – a territory where the traditions of bead weaving have survived since XIX. The master creates decorative "fabrics" from tiny beads: gerdans (open-work collars made from beads), sylyankas (strings of beads), belts, ties...