Bakhmut 1 1/2" wide Gerdan collar of white with black,black with white or black with bronze seed beads Ceramic Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky and the

Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky and the Establishment of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in the United States

Vintage rushnyk (runner) with orange and black embroidery on natural background

без якої немислима його сучасна «аватарка»

fruit forward uzvar

Ukrainian Craft artist Nina Lapchyk’s handmade Nona technique silk/wool weave scarf in varying shades of grey with white

Bakhmut 1 1/2" wide Gerdan collar of white with black,black with white or black with bronze seed beads Ceramic Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky and theIn Ukraine, necklaces were not just adornments but also carried deep symbolic significance. The most widespread types are Gerdans. Bakhmut Creative Workshop "Oberih" supports craftspeople from Bakhmut and co ordinates projects to safeguard and promote traditional Ukrainian arts, crafts and cultural heritage in eastern Ukraine. After Bakhmut was destroyed by Russia, the artisans became displaced throughout Ukraine, but they continue their work and