Daily Pleasures (2026)

Year
2026
Dimensions
80х100 cm
Materials
Acrylic on raw canvas
Medium
Vessels
Location
Lutsk
Series
Vessels
Price
$400 Shipping & packaging included
The vessel in the painting is inspired by traditional Chinese porcelain vessels once used for tea, herbs, and everyday rituals. Its blue-and-white appearance is inspired by Qinghua, the traditional Chinese blue-and-white porcelain style, known for its delicate cobalt-blue patterns on white porcelain.

This painting is less about the object itself and more about the feeling around it.

It’s about quiet mornings, a warm cup of tea, and the slow beginning of a new day. That little moment when nothing needs to happen yet — you simply sit, feel the warmth in your hands, and allow yourself to be present.
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Year
2026
Dimensions
80х100 cm
Materials
Acrylic on raw canvas
Medium
Vessels
Location
Lutsk
Series
Vessels
Price
$400 Shipping & packaging included
The vessel in the painting is inspired by traditional Chinese porcelain vessels once used for tea, herbs, and everyday rituals. Its blue-and-white appearance is inspired by Qinghua, the traditional Chinese blue-and-white porcelain style, known for its delicate cobalt-blue patterns on white porcelain.

This painting is less about the object itself and more about the feeling around it.

It’s about quiet mornings, a warm cup of tea, and the slow beginning of a new day. That little moment when nothing needs to happen yet — you simply sit, feel the warmth in your hands, and allow yourself to be present.
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Year
2026
Dimensions
80х100 cm
Materials
Acrylic on raw canvas
Medium
Vessels
Location
Lutsk
Series
Vessels
Price
$400 Shipping & packaging included
The vessel in the painting is inspired by traditional Chinese porcelain vessels once used for tea, herbs, and everyday rituals. Its blue-and-white appearance is inspired by Qinghua, the traditional Chinese blue-and-white porcelain style, known for its delicate cobalt-blue patterns on white porcelain.

This painting is less about the object itself and more about the feeling around it.

It’s about quiet mornings, a warm cup of tea, and the slow beginning of a new day. That little moment when nothing needs to happen yet — you simply sit, feel the warmth in your hands, and allow yourself to be present.