2022 Ukraine from above,Cultural History,Guidebook,Photo album in English

This is a large-format book of incredible photos of Ukraine taken from a bird’s-eye view by the Ukraїner team. The images are breathtaking and it’s hard to believe they’re real. Ukraine from Above showcases the Ukraine we are proud of and wish to share with the world. We couldn’t choose just one cover for this book, so we offer you four different options to choose the one that suits your copy best. Over several years of expeditions, the Ukraїner team has captured thousands of aerial photographs of Ukraine. Our images have been seen on various screens, from the trains of Ukrzaliznytsia to city buses in Warsaw. Through these photos, we aim to share the beauty of Ukraine with the world. This photo book is about the Ukraine that can only be seen from above—the fields, forests, coastlines, snow-covered mountains, and the patterns of city streets. All these shots are impressive in their diversity and evoke aesthetic awe. Despite the fact that enemy shells still fly through Ukraine’s skies, we already aim to make the whole world fall in love with it. The book is available only in English and is titled Ukraine from Above. Format: 265x305mm

2023 The art of Ukrainian embroidery/technique/Folklore/Ethnography rare book

See also other books on Ukrainian embroidery The book presents the material of many years of scientific research work on the restoration of long-forgotten stitches, in particular, Gorodok, curly, twisted, various types of smooth and others, and schematically shows the sequence of the process of their execution.

2020 Coats of arms and flags of cities and villages of Ukraine Volume 2,Heraldry

This is the second part of the publication dedicated to the modern development of municipal heraldry and ensigns in Ukraine. The material is presented in the form of a catalog of coats of arms and flags approved by local councils and now used as official symbols of cities, towns and villages.Information is provided on the coats of arms and flags of 300 settlements with the letters “M” to “Y”, which were adopted mainly before 2010.