This event features items that directly support Ukrainian crafts and artists, as well as an exhibition of "Motanka dolls," traditional Ukrainian protective charms, and a Motanka-making workshop. Choose your favorite colors and patterns of fabric and thread to create your own original Motanka. Enjoy chatting with the shop owner, who has traveled to Ukraine, while creating your Motanka and sipping traditional Ukrainian tea.

Ukraine is full of stories that deserve to be told: fertile land and abundant crops, the source of Slavic culture connected to the Kievan Rus', and the Cossacks who loved freedom and struggle. VINOK brings you the heart of Ukraine as experienced and felt by the shop owner during their travels.

◎Main events during the event

[Food]
Nadia, a restaurant run by Ukrainian refugees, will be selling borscht.
Don't miss their one-day-only pop-up on June 2nd (Sun)!

[Class]
Recruiting participants for a Ukrainian embroidery class and tea party.

Why not get closer to Ukraine while enjoying a pleasant time around the table?

◯ Ukrainian Embroidery Workshop
Beginners to advanced students are all welcome!
Try your hand at traditional embroidery techniques while experiencing Ukrainian history and culture.

◯ Motanka Making & Tea Party
Chat with the shop owner, who has traveled to Ukraine, while making a motanka. Traditional Uzvar will be served.

[Exhibition]
Exhibition and sale of motanka dolls and Betrikivka paintings by certified artists. Traditional clothing and processed foods will also be available for sale.

◯ Motanka Doll Exhibition
An exhibition and sale of motanka dolls showcasing the masterful skills of Oksana, a member of the National Association of Folk Artists.

◯ Folk Clothing & Goods
Although the situation remains difficult, artists and small businesses are working hard to continue their craft. Please support them.

→Inquiries & Course Registration Here:
https://linktr.ee/vinok.jp

→VINOK, a Ukrainian General Store
The Ukrainian flag represents the endless blue sky and the golden wheat fields. This general store introduces carefully selected folk art found by the owner in Ukraine, a country in Eastern Europe. In addition to purchasing goods on-site twice a year, they also plan products to support contemporary artists who are carrying on traditional techniques such as embroidery and painting. Pay attention to VINOK, which conveys the beauty of Ukraine itself through the beautiful "objects" of Ukraine.