Hanna Krainik, Artist & Cinematographer

Hanna Krainik, Artist & Cinematographer I am an artist and cinematographer from Ukraine establishing new life in Iowa. I am an artist and cinematographer from Ukraine.

My husband, our son and I were forced to flee our home in Feb. 2022 as a result of war. We are currently taking refuge in Iowa through Uniting for Ukraine. As we establish new life in Iowa, my wish is to celebrate our rich culture and raise awareness around the tragedies facing our beloved country through
art and film.

I sincerely thank everyone who orders my jewelry! May they bring you joy!Two new jewelry pieces are available for sale.T...
11/30/2023

I sincerely thank everyone who orders my jewelry! May they bring you joy!
Two new jewelry pieces are available for sale.
Thank you for your support! 🇺🇸❤🇺🇦

Dear friends! I am selling these necklaces and bracelets made by me to support friends in Ukraine. They are fighting for...
11/13/2023

Dear friends!
I am selling these necklaces and bracelets made by me to support friends in Ukraine. They are fighting for their freedom and I want to do my part to help them.
These necklaces or bracelets make a great gift for your loved ones or yourself for any holiday. For my friends in Ukraine, this is a symbol of great help and support at the front.

KRYZA

**Ukrainian Choker**

This necklace was created by a Ukrainian craftsman using traditional techniques. It is made of colorful beads that create a bright and colorful pattern. The choker has a long, narrow cut that will accentuate your individuality.

Kryzas are a traditional element of Ukrainian folk costume. They are worn over a dress or blouse. Kryzas can be both a decorative element and have practical significance. Kryzas protect the neck from the cold and sun.

This choker is not just a fashion accessory. It is also a symbol of Ukrainian culture and tradition. By purchasing this necklace, you support Ukrainian art and crafts.

* Material: Colorful beads
* Design: Traditional Ukrainian pattern

* The choker is handcrafted by me.
* The choker is made of high-quality materials that will last you for years to come.
* The choker is easy to match with any outfit.

How to wear the choker:

The choker can be worn over a dress, blouse, or even a jacket. It will become a bright accent in your look.

History of the choker KRYZA:

The choker is a traditional element of Ukrainian folk costume with a long history. It was first mentioned in written sources in the 17th century. Kryzas were widespread in all regions of Ukraine, but they were most popular in Central and Western Ukraine.

Kryzas were made from various materials, but most often from beads. Beaded kryzas were the most beautiful and expensive. They were decorated with intricate patterns that often symbolized certain elements of Ukrainian culture or tradition.

Kryza were not only a decorative element, but they also had practical significance. They protected the neck from the cold and sun. Kryza could also be used as an amulet.

Today, kryzas continue to be popular in Ukraine. They are a symbol of Ukrainian culture and tradition.

Sharing this post will help me in my work to help my friends in Ukraine 🙏

"Laughter of the Russian Patriarch" 30X40By Hanna KrainikThese are the consequences of a rocket attack on anOrthodox mon...
10/11/2023

"Laughter of the Russian Patriarch" 30X40
By Hanna Krainik
These are the consequences of a rocket attack on an
Orthodox monastery in Odesa. This monastery is still under the jurisdiction of the Russian Orthodox Church, although Ukraine has its own Orthodox Autocephalous Church.
Patriarch Kirill blesses the Russian army to go to war in Ukraine. In his words, he says "Whoever dies in the war against Ukraine will go straight to Paradise." Most of the churches destroyed by Russian shelling are churches of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate. For ten years, I worked in this monastery as a historical icon painter.

Friends, I finished a new Icon of the Mother of God of Vyshgorod (11x14 acrylic) for sale $550
09/25/2023

Friends, I finished a new Icon of the Mother of God of Vyshgorod (11x14 acrylic) for sale $550

On September 1, Ukrainian children returned to school. Some are remotely, because it is very dangerous in their city, so...
09/04/2023

On September 1, Ukrainian children returned to school. Some are remotely, because it is very dangerous in their city, some are in a bomb shelter or in the subway, but most start the year in the school itself. Because there is no other choice, because a country without intelligent educated people is doomed to disappear.
I wish everyone an easy and informative school year! And to all Ukrainian children, Victory and safety!

"Bucha. On the way to school" 36x24" canvas, acrylic, gold metal leaf.

A gift for a sweet little Ukrainian girl on her birthday 🎁 Sometimes simple drawings can express important feelings and ...
09/01/2023

A gift for a sweet little Ukrainian girl on her birthday 🎁 Sometimes simple drawings can express important feelings and wishes😇

10/19/2022

My new painting "Ukrainian Childhood - Mariupol'22"
canvas, acrylic paints.

"Corn harvest"canvas, acrylic paints
10/03/2022

"Corn harvest"
canvas, acrylic paints

"Ukrainian girl takes care of the house"canvas, acrylic paints
10/03/2022

"Ukrainian girl takes care of the house"
canvas, acrylic paints

"Bavovna - Ukrainian cotton flowers"canvas, acrylic paints
10/03/2022

"Bavovna - Ukrainian cotton flowers"
canvas, acrylic paints

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