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Bloom from Ashes (2026)

Year
2026
Dimensions
120х150 cm
Materials
acrylic on raw canvas
Medium
Vessels
Location
Lutsk
Series
Vessels
Price
$400 Shipping & packaging included
The urn with its acanthus collar is one of the most aristocratic forms of 18th century European ceramics. Acanthus — a plant that in ancient Greek tradition symbolises immortality. It was carved on tombstones and temples as a sign that life continues. The form of the vessel is itself a symbol: ending and beginning in one silhouette.

Wisteria is a flower that returns every year and grows only more abundant with time. In Japanese tradition it represents endurance and gentle strength — a vine that lives for centuries and does not weaken. In the language of flowers — love that does not pass, and a poetic soul.

The acanthus decoration around the vessel's neck resembles the feathers of a phoenix — the bird that burns and is reborn from its ashes. Not despite the ending — because of it. The best always comes after. A soul that has been through darkness blooms differently — deeper, brighter, stronger than before. Like wisteria that returns each year and grows more beautiful every time. 
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Year
2026
Dimensions
120х150 cm
Materials
acrylic on raw canvas
Medium
Vessels
Location
Lutsk
Series
Vessels
Price
$400 Shipping & packaging included
The urn with its acanthus collar is one of the most aristocratic forms of 18th century European ceramics. Acanthus — a plant that in ancient Greek tradition symbolises immortality. It was carved on tombstones and temples as a sign that life continues. The form of the vessel is itself a symbol: ending and beginning in one silhouette.

Wisteria is a flower that returns every year and grows only more abundant with time. In Japanese tradition it represents endurance and gentle strength — a vine that lives for centuries and does not weaken. In the language of flowers — love that does not pass, and a poetic soul.

The acanthus decoration around the vessel's neck resembles the feathers of a phoenix — the bird that burns and is reborn from its ashes. Not despite the ending — because of it. The best always comes after. A soul that has been through darkness blooms differently — deeper, brighter, stronger than before. Like wisteria that returns each year and grows more beautiful every time. 
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Year
2026
Dimensions
120х150 cm
Materials
acrylic on raw canvas
Medium
Vessels
Location
Lutsk
Series
Vessels
Price
$400 Shipping & packaging included
The urn with its acanthus collar is one of the most aristocratic forms of 18th century European ceramics. Acanthus — a plant that in ancient Greek tradition symbolises immortality. It was carved on tombstones and temples as a sign that life continues. The form of the vessel is itself a symbol: ending and beginning in one silhouette.

Wisteria is a flower that returns every year and grows only more abundant with time. In Japanese tradition it represents endurance and gentle strength — a vine that lives for centuries and does not weaken. In the language of flowers — love that does not pass, and a poetic soul.

The acanthus decoration around the vessel's neck resembles the feathers of a phoenix — the bird that burns and is reborn from its ashes. Not despite the ending — because of it. The best always comes after. A soul that has been through darkness blooms differently — deeper, brighter, stronger than before. Like wisteria that returns each year and grows more beautiful every time.