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A vibrant decorative folk art originating from the village of Petrykivka in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Characterized by floral ornaments, birds, and symbolic elements that convey harmony with nature. Listed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List.
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Ukrainian icons, particularly those of the Kyivan, Galician, and Volyn schools, are distinguished by their special spirituality and originality. Byzantine traditions are combined with folk motifs, and one of the most famous examples is the "Virgin of Oranta" in St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv.
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The naive painting of this outstanding Ukrainian artist is a unique phenomenon in world art. Her fantastic beasts, floral compositions and bright colors have become symbols of the Ukrainian folk worldview.
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Ukrainian embroidery is not only a decorative art, but also a powerful cultural code. Each region has its own unique patterns, symbolism, and color scheme, and traditional embroidery has become a national symbol.
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Contemporary Ukrainian artists, particularly those working in the genre of mural painting (for example, Andriy Palval, Oleksandr Korban, and WAONE), create murals that reflect the history, struggle, and spirit of Ukraine. A striking example is the Kyiv murals dedicated to Shevchenko, Leontovych, and contemporary events.These trends and artistic phenomena reflect the centuries-old originality, deep symbolism, and inexhaustible creative energy of Ukrainian culture.
