Hand-blown glass birds, handmade.
by: Marian Talanchuk
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‘Anagama’ is wood-fired pottery, crafted using Japanese techniques in an Anagama kiln, where it is fired for 50 hours at a temperature of around 1,230 degrees. The fire and ash leave marks on the pottery, like passionate kisses, making each piece completely unique.
Every piece is unique, a one-off; it cannot be replicated.
Author: Zola_Sense
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Quick viewThe Trypillian Madonna, ‘The Great Mother’ 10.000 ₴
The Trypillian Madonna ‘The Great Mother’
The sculpture ‘The Great Mother’ is inspired by one of humanity’s most ancient archetypes – the image of the primordial mother, the guardian of life and the creator of the world. In Trypillian culture, the female figure symbolised the fertility of the earth, the continuation of the lineage, prosperity and harmony between humankind and nature.
The simple form and symbolic ornamentation reflect a connection with ancient traditions and beliefs about the feminine principle as a source of strength, wisdom and rebirth. ‘The Great Mother’ embodies care, protection and the eternal cycle of life.
Technique: papier-mâché
Height: 100 cm (1 m)
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Quick view‘The Ox Lifting the Light’ Sculpture Candleholder 14.000 ₴
Sculptural candlestick ‘The Ox Lifting the Light’
Chamotte clay, copper oxide, glaze
The ox symbolises endurance, strength, loyalty and stable prosperity. Its form conveys a sense of support and reliability. It is an image of labour that nourishes, strength that protects, and patience that drives us forward.
The candlestick features a mirror that amplifies the light of the flame, creating a sense of depth and space. The reflected light multiplies, as if expanding the boundaries of warmth and comfort.
The body of the ox and the reverse side of the mirror are adorned with svargas — ancient solar symbols from Ukrainian tradition, signifying the movement of the sun, vital energy and harmony.
by Marharyta Kopylova
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Quick viewThe Trypillian Madonnas, ‘Mistresses of Fertility’ 10.000 ₴
Trypillian Madonnas: ‘Mistresses of Fertility’
The ‘Mistresses of Fertility’ sculptures are inspired by the image of an ancient goddess who, in the cultures of agricultural peoples, was a symbol of abundance, prosperity and the birth of new life. In the Trypillian tradition, the feminine principle was revered as the source of creation, and the earth as the greatest value and the foundation of well-being.
The soft forms and symbolic ornamentation emphasise the connection with the cycles of nature, the earth’s bounty and the power of motherhood. The sculpture serves as a reminder of humanity’s harmony with nature and of life’s eternal capacity to be reborn.
Technique: papier-mâché
Height: 100 cm (1 m)
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Quick viewThe Trypillian Madonna, ‘The First Mother’ 10.000 ₴
The Trypillian Madonna ‘The Great Mother’
The sculpture ‘The Great Mother’ depicts the Great Mother – an ancient symbol of birth, fertility and the continuity of life. Inspired by the Trypillian culture, it embodies the very foundation of existence, the feminine principle from which lineage, memory and the bond between generations originate.
The stylised form and delicate ornamentation draw on archaeological finds dating back millennia, in which the female figure personified the earth, abundance and the creative power of nature. ‘The Mother of All’ serves as a reminder of humanity’s deep connection to its roots and the eternal cycle of life.
Technique: papier-mâché
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Quick viewGlass Plates 11.800 ₴
These glass plates, featuring a Ukrainian vyshyvanka pattern, will serve as a symbol of tradition and beauty in your home.
These plates are a unique piece of decorative art, a wonderful example of craftsmanship and artistic expression. They can be mounted on the wall using a special bracket to stand out from other items in the interior and give it a distinctive character.
Every detail of this ornament is a 4 x 4 mm piece of glass, cut by hand with a glass cutter.
The piece is created using the glass fusing technique.
Material: coloured glass
Size: depth 4 cm, diameter 27 cm
Artist: Olga Turetska
