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wooden eggs
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Engraved eggs were donated by folk artists form the Hutsul region of Ukraine.
The eggs have traditional Hutsul folk motifs depicted .
Four wooden eggs with geometric engravings and coloured with traditional folk motifs and a surface laquerred finish.
The cross worn by Father Vasyl Kmetj, a priest of the Ukrainian Catholic Church, when performing religious activities.
Metal cross on metal chain. body of Jesus Christ hanging on cross.
a prayer on the back of the cross
cross
Serviette embroidered for a wedding 2009
Representative of Ukrainian embroidery from (?) region
white linen serviette with red and black cross stitch
embroidery, ukrainian cross stitch
O Tusovsky first leader of the Ukrainian scouts. standing in the middle leaning on a stick
Photo of a group of scouts sitting around a camp fire with a green border.
Ukrainian scouts emblem left corner.
first camp of the ukrainian scouts. lviv 1920
Hand made pens are for display for people to look at to bye as a gift and for sale at weekends markets and for specal gifts.
hand made pens out of acrylic brown swerll & white with black swell with gold fittings
hand made
pen, pens,
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