In this collection, Kryvolap reimagines the traditional Ukrainian art of Petrykivka through a contemporary lens. Each painting is hand-created using signature brush techniques while exploring modern composition, colour, and expression.
These one-of-a-kind artworks carry the depth of cultural heritage and the elegance of contemporary fine art — a meaningful statement piece for any home or collection.
My painting hangs in the living room where I see it all the time. I still catch myself stopping to look at all the little details. It brings so much color and life into the room.
Susan, USA
My First Original Painting
I had been looking at Kateryna’s work for a long time before finally buying my first painting. I was a little nervous buying original art online, but when it arrived I was honestly blown away. The colors and details are so much more beautiful in person.
Amanda, Canada
A Piece of Ukraine in Our Home
I wanted something in our home that felt connected to our Ukrainian roots but still worked with a modern interior. This painting was exactly that. It feels personal without being overly traditional, and everyone who visits asks about it.
Oksana, Canada
The Colours Are Incredible in Person
I loved the painting online, but the screen really does not show everything. In person you can see the brushwork, the layers of color and all those tiny details. It feels completely different when you are standing in front of it.
Michelle, USA
One Turned Into Three
I bought my first Kryvolap painting a few years ago and now I have three. They are all different, but somehow they work beautifully together. I think I have officially become a collector.
Laura, Canada
The Birds Are My Favorite Part
I fell in love with the birds first, but when the painting arrived I started noticing everything around them too. The flowers, the tiny berries, the fine brushstrokes. There is so much happening in one painting, but somehow it still feels calm and balanced.
Rachel, USA
I Still Find New Details
I have had my painting for more than a year and I still notice something new in it. A tiny berry, a little leaf, the way one flower is layered over another. I love standing close to it and looking at all those small details. It never feels flat or boring.
