Vytynanka - Sun 22 June
by Vita Khaidurova
Date/Time
Sun 22 June
13:30–15:00
Fri 27 June
12:30–14:00
Location
Studio Soona in Het Badhuis
Leidseplein 49, Haarlem
Price
€50 per person (including all the materials, tea and snacks)
Languages
Ukrainian / English / Dutch
✨Min/Max participants: 4/8 persons
✨No experience needed — the workshop is suitable for all levels, from beginners to experienced creatives.
✨Immerse yourself in the rhythm of lines, symmetry, and patterns — and discover the universal language of art that speaks directly to the heart.
✨Register via this page to click “Book now” or send an Email to soonhwa@me.com
by Vita Khaidurova
Date/Time
Sun 22 June
13:30–15:00
Fri 27 June
12:30–14:00
Location
Studio Soona in Het Badhuis
Leidseplein 49, Haarlem
Price
€50 per person (including all the materials, tea and snacks)
Languages
Ukrainian / English / Dutch
✨Min/Max participants: 4/8 persons
✨No experience needed — the workshop is suitable for all levels, from beginners to experienced creatives.
✨Immerse yourself in the rhythm of lines, symmetry, and patterns — and discover the universal language of art that speaks directly to the heart.
✨Register via this page to click “Book now” or send an Email to soonhwa@me.com
by Vita Khaidurova
Date/Time
Sun 22 June
13:30–15:00
Fri 27 June
12:30–14:00
Location
Studio Soona in Het Badhuis
Leidseplein 49, Haarlem
Price
€50 per person (including all the materials, tea and snacks)
Languages
Ukrainian / English / Dutch
✨Min/Max participants: 4/8 persons
✨No experience needed — the workshop is suitable for all levels, from beginners to experienced creatives.
✨Immerse yourself in the rhythm of lines, symmetry, and patterns — and discover the universal language of art that speaks directly to the heart.
✨Register via this page to click “Book now” or send an Email to soonhwa@me.com
Join us for a creative workshop exploring vytynanka — the traditional Ukrainian art of intricate paper cutting. More than just a craft, vytynanka is a meditative and symbolic practice rooted in Ukrainian cultural heritage. This special workshop offers an introduction to the history and meaning behind this folk tradition, with a focus on creating paper cuttings inspired by the theme of the family tree. Participants will explore both traditional and contemporary approaches while designing their own expressive and meaningful artwork. You'll take home a finished paper-cut piece — either framed or as a decorative card — along with the skills and inspiration to continue creating on your own.
Vita Haidurova
She is a graphic artist and ceramicist with formal art education from Ukraine. She graduated from the Academy of Arts, specializing in book illustration. Over many years, she worked as an illustrator, created etchings, exhibited her work, and developed personal art projects.
More recently, she has focused on her own ceramic line, blending traditional Ukrainian motifs with European aesthetics. Since the outbreak of war in Ukraine, she has been living and working in Haarlem, the Netherlands.
Instagram: @vita95art