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Petrykivka painting

traditional Ukrainian decorative painting style
Wikidata item: Petrykivka painting (Q12140171)
UNESCO ICH ID: RL/00893
instance of: style of painting
country: Ukraine
country of origin: Ukraine
subclass of: decorative painting
intangible cultural heritage status: Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity (2013) and National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine
described at URL: https://ich.unesco.org/en/RL/00893 (English)
https://ich.unesco.org/fr/RL/00893 (French)
https://ich.unesco.org/es/RL/00893 (Spanish)
https://ich.mkip.gov.ua/inheritance/df6bf7c2-1196-45a0-802c-2141ab6e8c0e (Ukrainian)

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The people of the village of Petrykivka decorate their living quarters, household belongings and musical instruments with a style of ornamental painting that is characterized by fantastic flowers and other natural elements, based on careful observation of the local flora and fauna. This art is rich in symbolism: the rooster stands for fire and spiritual awakening, while birds represent light, harmony and happiness. In folk belief, the paintings protect people from sorrow and evil. Local people, and in particular women of all ages, are involved in this folk art tradition. Every family has at least one practitioner, making decorative painting an integral part of daily existence in the community. The painting traditions, including the symbolism of the ornamental elements, are transferred, renewed and enhanced from one generation to another. Local schools at all levels, from pre-school to college, teach the fundamentals of Petrykivka decorative painting, with all children given the opportunity to study it. The community willingly teaches its skills and know-how to anyone who shows an interest. The tradition of decorative and applied arts contributes to the renewal of historical and spiritual memory and defines the identity of the entire community.^[1]

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لوحة بتريكيفكا (Modern Standard Arabic)

Petrikovka təsvirləri (Azerbaijani)

Balinese

Bambara

পেট্রিকিভকা চিত্রাঙ্কন (Bangla)

Пэтрыкіўскі роспіс (Belarusian)

Петрикивски стил (Bulgarian)

Petrykivka painting (Dagbani)

Petrykivka painting (English)

Erzya

Esperanto

Petrõkivka maal (Standard Estonian)

Ewe

Extremaduran

Petrykivka painting (Fante)

Petrykivkan koristemaalaus (Finnish)

Fon

Franco-Provençal

Peinture décorative de Petrykivka (French)

Petrykiwka-Malerei (German)

Petrykivka painting (Ghanaian Pidgin English)

Петрикивско сликарство (Macedonian)

Standard Moroccan Amazigh

نقاشی پتریکیوکا (Persian)

Петриковская роспись (Russian)

Петрикивско сликарство (Serbian)

Petrikivsko slikarstvo (Serbo-Croatian)

Petrykivka painting (Simple English)

Petrikovka tasvirleri (Turkish)

Turkmen

Tuvan

Twi

Swup Petrykivka (Tyap)

Udmurt

Петриківський розпис (Ukrainian)

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↑ "UNESCO - Petrykivka decorative painting as a phenomenon of the Ukrainian ornamental folk art". ich.unesco.org. Retrieved 2023-03-01.

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