Burgundy Chiffon Embroidered Blouse
Black Chiffon Embroidered Blouse
Black Chiffon Embroidered Blouse
Blue Chiffon Embroidered Blouse
White Chiffon Embroidered Blouse
T-Shirt "Bouquet of Resiliance"
Navy Chiffon Embroidered Blouse
Ukrainian Modern Vest
Ukrainian Modern Vest
Ukrainian Modern Vest
Women's T-Shirt "Ukraina"
Motanka T-shirt
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Floral Vyshyvanka: The Meaning Behind Ukrainian Embroidery in Bloom

Floral Vyshyvanka: The Meaning Behind Ukrainian Embroidery in Bloom

As spring slowly arrives on the Prairies, floral vyshyvankas come into focus - not just for their beauty, but for their meaning.  Discover the symbolism behind Ukrainian floral embroidery and how each motif tells a story of heritage, strength and identity.

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The history of Motanka, a traditional Ukrainian guardian doll.

The history of Motanka, a traditional Ukrainian guardian doll.

Motankas (Мотанка) are ancient Ukrainian family talismans. They are the symbol of prosperity, goodness and hope. Then first knotted dolls appeared about 5,000 years ago, and represented the unity of the family and deep connection between multiple generations.

The name "motanka" comes from the word “motaty” (to wind) ie to make a knotted doll out of fabric, without using a needle and scissors. Motanka served as a talisman of human destiny and our ancestors believed that destiny cannot be pierced or cut. Generally dolls were in the shape of a human figure, usually a woman or a child, and were made from pieces of fabric from old clothes of family members connected by knots.
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Ukrainian Vinok - when beauty and tradition intertwine

Ukrainian Vinok - when beauty and tradition intertwine

Vinok is one of the oldest symbols of Ukraine.  Described in songs and legends, Ukrainian vinok has a long history - first mentioned in Shumerian culture in XII-III BC. Viewed as a symbol of bright sky above the head of the one wearing it and seen as protector from evil spirits and illnesses. Our Ukrainian ancestors understood that the part of body responsible for thinking and creation was the head, and therefore created vinok - oberih (guardian) to protect it from negative forces.

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