Ukrainian folk art of a woman in traditional dress with a floral headdress, intricate patterns, and vibrant blue and yellow colors.

Why We Keep Folk Art Close

When I think of Ukrainian folk art, I don’t just see embroidered towels or painted ornaments.

I see my grandmother’s hands braiding rushnyk patterns into life lessons. I hear old songs carried through quiet kitchens. I picture women with wreaths of flowers and eyes like open sky—symbols of resilience, abundance, and a rooted kind of beauty.

That’s what this collection holds. Not museum relics, but living symbols. Hand-drawn portraits and folk motifs that carry protection, joy, and strength into modern spaces—whether it’s a gallery wall, a calm reading corner, or even an office where you want art to speak for you.

These pieces often find homes as wedding gifts, blessings for new babies, or statement art for workspaces. Some collectors commission custom portraits or “Tree of Life” designs to mark milestones or honor their heritage.

If you’d like a framed print—or something deeply personal—send me a note. I’ll make sure the art carries your story, too.