Bag charm by NADIIA
Pysanka has long been part of Ukrainian culture, tracing back to the time of Kyivan Rus. Once, eggs formed in clay and marked with symbols were placed in fields or beside those who came before us, carrying meanings of life, protection, and continuity.
Over time, the pysanka remained as a gesture, something to keep, to return to.
These pieces by Nadiia draw from traditional patterns preserved in the Museum of Easter Eggs in Kolomyia. Beautiful addition to your bag, basket, or buttle.
Materials:
Clay, glazed, hand-painted.
Finished with a silk ribbon, detailed with metallic ends.
Bag charm by NADIIA
Pysanka has long been part of Ukrainian culture, tracing back to the time of Kyivan Rus. Once, eggs formed in clay and marked with symbols were placed in fields or beside those who came before us, carrying meanings of life, protection, and continuity.
Over time, the pysanka remained as a gesture, something to keep, to return to.
These pieces by Nadiia draw from traditional patterns preserved in the Museum of Easter Eggs in Kolomyia. Beautiful addition to your bag, basket, or buttle.
Materials:
Clay, glazed, hand-painted.
Finished with a silk ribbon, detailed with metallic ends.
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