Berehynia is the Slavic mother goddess — the one who stands at the threshold, arms raised, holding the boundary between the world and whatever is outside it. She appears in Ukrainian textiles the way certain truths appear in all old cultures: repeated, symmetrical, impossible to mistake.
This piece draws from the Krolevets weaving tradition. Deep red, the colour of natural dye and old fabric, bold brushwork holding the geometric forms in place. The same visual language that has been protecting doorways for centuries, on your wall instead.
It lives well anywhere a room needs something with that kind of quiet authority behind it.
Giclée print on premium museum-quality matte paper. Made to order, ships in 2–3 business days.
Available in various sizes — custom sizes on request.
Free US shipping. International shipping calculated at checkout. Delivered in a protective tube.
For personal use only. Licensing inquiries: ula@upillustration.com
© Ula Patoka
Berehynia is the Slavic mother goddess — the one who stands at the threshold, arms raised, holding the boundary between the world and whatever is outside it. She appears in Ukrainian textiles the way certain truths appear in all old cultures: repeated, symmetrical, impossible to mistake.
This piece draws from the Krolevets weaving tradition. Deep red, the colour of natural dye and old fabric, bold brushwork holding the geometric forms in place. The same visual language that has been protecting doorways for centuries, on your wall instead.
It lives well anywhere a room needs something with that kind of quiet authority behind it.
Giclée print on premium museum-quality matte paper. Made to order, ships in 2–3 business days.
Available in various sizes — custom sizes on request.
Free US shipping. International shipping calculated at checkout. Delivered in a protective tube.
For personal use only. Licensing inquiries: ula@upillustration.com
© Ula Patoka
