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UROZHAINYTSIA (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Yuliia Naumenko

60 x 80 x 2cm (unframed)

£1,111.13

Urozhainytsia is the final guardian in my TINI RODU series, a collection born from the deep traditions of the Ukrainian motanka doll. She embodies the nurturing power of a woman who gathers the fruits of her labor, turning patience and care into something living.

The Symbolism

The Motanka Cross: The cross on her face is a sacred protective symbol that shields against evil and connects the spiritual and earthly realms.

Background embroidery: The traditional embroidery pattern in the background serves as a symbol of prosperity, continuity, and the ancestral connection to the land that sustains us.

The herbs: The grain represents fertility and the earth’s blessing; the poppies signify the beauty and fragility of life; and the marigolds reflect a love for home and native land.

Threads: The vibrant red and golden threads symbolize vitality, joy, and the richness of the earth.

Materials used:

Canvas, acrylic paint, ink pen

Details:

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Urozhainytsia is the final guardian in my TINI RODU series, a collection born from the deep traditions of the Ukrainian motanka doll. She embodies the nurturing power of a woman who gathers the fruits of her labor, turning patience and care into something living.

The Symbolism

The Motanka Cross: The cross on her face is a sacred protective symbol that shields against evil and connects the spiritual and earthly realms.

Background embroidery: The traditional embroidery pattern in the background serves as a symbol of prosperity, continuity, and the ancestral connection to the land that sustains us.

The herbs: The grain represents fertility and the earth’s blessing; the poppies signify the beauty and fragility of life; and the marigolds reflect a love for home and native land.

Threads: The vibrant red and golden threads symbolize vitality, joy, and the richness of the earth.

Materials used:

Canvas, acrylic paint, ink pen

Details:

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Location Poland

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I am a Ukrainian artist based in Szczecin, Poland. Before becoming a full-time artist, I studied space engineering and spent many years raising my four children and working as an... Read more

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