Petrykivka Style Ornament Decorating with Marina Malyarenko
About Petrykivka Style Ornament Decorating with Marina Malyarenko
Learn to paint beautiful one of a kind holiday decorations with Ukrainian painter Marina Malyarenko!
Create custom holiday ornaments with Ukrainian painter Marina Malyarenko in this painting class. Students will learn traditional Petrykivka style ornamental painting techniques using traditional tools, while coming away with two of their own handpainted ornaments, all materials provided.
Petrykivka is a traditional Ukrainian style of decorative painting. Rich in Ukrainian symbolism, this folk art style utilizes distinct brushing techniques in its many floral and natural images and motifs.
This is a great holiday activity for you and your loved ones, or a great way to secure some handmade gifts for the tree!
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