Hand Painted Pysanka Dark Blue Fish Easter Egg Ukraine

Hand Painted Pysanka Dark Blue Fish Easter Egg UkraineHand painted Pysanka (Easter Egg) using a wax resist (batik) method, with a beautiful ribbon for easy hanging. Direct from Ukrainian Folk Artist Lesia Pona Pysanka Ukrainian Easter Eggs. Ukrainians have been decoration eggs creating these small jewels for many generations. Archeologists have discovered ceramic Pysanky in Ukraine dating back to 1300 B. C. The symbolism comes from the ancient Trypillian culture. For Ukrainians, the Pysanka brings good

Through basketry they help preserve their culture and in so doing they respect the earth with sustainable harvesting practices

The embroidery is fine and this is truly a one-of-a kind piece

bead by bead

Hand stitched Ralli style quilt from a small family business in Gujurat

spot clean as needed with a damp cloth

Pillow repurposed from a vintage banjara bag

The fabric is handwoven natural white cotton

Each piece is unique and expresses the artistry of the maker

This light scarf is handwoven with super soft hand-spun khadi cotton and the detailed edge is woven with metallic thread traditionally used to make saris

which are still in everyday use and readily available in native markets all over the country

Rug is 100% wool with hand spun yarn and natural dyes from a women's association in the high Atlas Mountains of Morocco

Olami Kilims are considered a unique piece of artwork and are known for their intricate geometric patterns and tribal motifs