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by Ludmila ChristesevaPosted on April 18, 2025April 18, 2025No Comments

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Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian wom Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian women in our shop https://artten.se/shop/ Collection "Crafts that Heal" When war reshapes the contours of life, many Ukrainian women are left alone. Husbands, sons, and brothers are gone – but their ties and suits still hang in the closet. Gently, carefully, they take them down, running their fingers over the fabric. They remember the hands that tied them in the morning, a quick kiss at the door, a voice promising to return in the evening. How can such a small detail hold so much love – and yet cause so much pain? With needle and thread, a journey through grief and memories begins. Women unpick, cut, and sew until their fingers bleed. Tears fall, but their hands keep working. Stitch by stitch, something new takes shape – a symbol of love, of loss, of a story that must never be forgotten. The tie becomes a brooch – a small yet powerful reminder. Pinned close to the heart, it keeps the memory alive, where grief slowly transforms into strength, where the loved ones never truly disappear. Read more at https://artten.se/
Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian wom Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian women in our shop https://artten.se/shop/ Collection "Crafts that Heal" When war reshapes the contours of life, many Ukrainian women are left alone. Husbands, sons, and brothers are gone – but their ties and suits still hang in the closet. Gently, carefully, they take them down, running their fingers over the fabric. They remember the hands that tied them in the morning, a quick kiss at the door, a voice promising to return in the evening. How can such a small detail hold so much love – and yet cause so much pain? With needle and thread, a journey through grief and memories begins. Women unpick, cut, and sew until their fingers bleed. Tears fall, but their hands keep working. Stitch by stitch, something new takes shape – a symbol of love, of loss, of a story that must never be forgotten. The tie becomes a brooch – a small yet powerful reminder. Pinned close to the heart, it keeps the memory alive, where grief slowly transforms into strength, where the loved ones never truly disappear. Read more at https://artten.se/
Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian wom Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian women in our shop https://artten.se/shop/ Collection "Crafts that Heal" When war reshapes the contours of life, many Ukrainian women are left alone. Husbands, sons, and brothers are gone – but their ties and suits still hang in the closet. Gently, carefully, they take them down, running their fingers over the fabric. They remember the hands that tied them in the morning, a quick kiss at the door, a voice promising to return in the evening. How can such a small detail hold so much love – and yet cause so much pain? With needle and thread, a journey through grief and memories begins. Women unpick, cut, and sew until their fingers bleed. Tears fall, but their hands keep working. Stitch by stitch, something new takes shape – a symbol of love, of loss, of a story that must never be forgotten. The tie becomes a brooch – a small yet powerful reminder. Pinned close to the heart, it keeps the memory alive, where grief slowly transforms into strength, where the loved ones never truly disappear. Read more at https://artten.se/
Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian wom Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian women in our shop https://artten.se/shop/ Collection "Crafts that Heal" When war reshapes the contours of life, many Ukrainian women are left alone. Husbands, sons, and brothers are gone – but their ties and suits still hang in the closet. Gently, carefully, they take them down, running their fingers over the fabric. They remember the hands that tied them in the morning, a quick kiss at the door, a voice promising to return in the evening. How can such a small detail hold so much love – and yet cause so much pain? With needle and thread, a journey through grief and memories begins. Women unpick, cut, and sew until their fingers bleed. Tears fall, but their hands keep working. Stitch by stitch, something new takes shape – a symbol of love, of loss, of a story that must never be forgotten. The tie becomes a brooch – a small yet powerful reminder. Pinned close to the heart, it keeps the memory alive, where grief slowly transforms into strength, where the loved ones never truly disappear. Read more at https://artten.se/
Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian wom Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian women in our shop https://artten.se/shop/ Collection "Crafts that Heal" When war reshapes the contours of life, many Ukrainian women are left alone. Husbands, sons, and brothers are gone – but their ties and suits still hang in the closet. Gently, carefully, they take them down, running their fingers over the fabric. They remember the hands that tied them in the morning, a quick kiss at the door, a voice promising to return in the evening. How can such a small detail hold so much love – and yet cause so much pain? With needle and thread, a journey through grief and memories begins. Women unpick, cut, and sew until their fingers bleed. Tears fall, but their hands keep working. Stitch by stitch, something new takes shape – a symbol of love, of loss, of a story that must never be forgotten. The tie becomes a brooch – a small yet powerful reminder. Pinned close to the heart, it keeps the memory alive, where grief slowly transforms into strength, where the loved ones never truly disappear. Read more at https://artten.se/
Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian wom Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian women in our shop https://artten.se/shop/ Collection "Crafts that Heal" When war reshapes the contours of life, many Ukrainian women are left alone. Husbands, sons, and brothers are gone – but their ties and suits still hang in the closet. Gently, carefully, they take them down, running their fingers over the fabric. They remember the hands that tied them in the morning, a quick kiss at the door, a voice promising to return in the evening. How can such a small detail hold so much love – and yet cause so much pain? With needle and thread, a journey through grief and memories begins. Women unpick, cut, and sew until their fingers bleed. Tears fall, but their hands keep working. Stitch by stitch, something new takes shape – a symbol of love, of loss, of a story that must never be forgotten. The tie becomes a brooch – a small yet powerful reminder. Pinned close to the heart, it keeps the memory alive, where grief slowly transforms into strength, where the loved ones never truly disappear. Read more at https://artten.se/
Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian wom Explore Handmade unique designs from Ukrainian women in our shop https://artten.se/shop/ Collection "Crafts that Heal" When war reshapes the contours of life, many Ukrainian women are left alone. Husbands, sons, and brothers are gone – but their ties and suits still hang in the closet. Gently, carefully, they take them down, running their fingers over the fabric. They remember the hands that tied them in the morning, a quick kiss at the door, a voice promising to return in the evening. How can such a small detail hold so much love – and yet cause so much pain? With needle and thread, a journey through grief and memories begins. Women unpick, cut, and sew until their fingers bleed. Tears fall, but their hands keep working. Stitch by stitch, something new takes shape – a symbol of love, of loss, of a story that must never be forgotten. The tie becomes a brooch – a small yet powerful reminder. Pinned close to the heart, it keeps the memory alive, where grief slowly transforms into strength, where the loved ones never truly disappear. Read more at https://artten.se/
When Ukrainian women fled their homes, they carrie When Ukrainian women fled their homes, they carried only the essentials—a toothbrush, a dress, some underwear, and a tie from a husband, son, or brother. These ties we are now transforming into roses, pinned close to their hearts. The men they belonged to could be lost at any moment—this is where grief takes form. Read more at https://artten.se/roses-of-ties/ #RosesOfTies #Resilience #Solidarity #Memory #Healing #GriefInBloom #UkrainianStrength
Painting Workshop on April 12th! 🎨 Join us for Painting Workshop on April 12th! 🎨 Join us for a creative afternoon led by a professional artist, where you’ll explore the world of colors and artistic techniques. No prior experience is needed—just bring your curiosity! As you paint, enjoy a glass of wine and engage in an inspiring discussion about art and creativity. 🗓️ Date: April 12th ⏰ Time: 14:00–15:30 🎨 Includes: All materials + a glass of wine + your own artwork to take home Don’t miss this unique opportunity to unleash your creativity. Book your spot now! https://artten.se/product/sip-paint/
Roses of Ties – en liten detalj som gör stor sk Roses of Ties – en liten detalj som gör stor skillnad. Våra broscher av slipsar lyfter dina favoritplagg – särskilt de du älskat länge. Plagg i vackra tyger och med fina minnen får nytt liv med ett unikt uttryck. Roses of Ties handlar inte om att förändra dig – utan om att förstärka det du redan älskar att bära. #RosesOfTies #DetaljerSomLyfter #StilMedMinne #RetroMedKänsla #UnikaAccessoarer #GarderobsGlädje #BärDetDuÄlskar
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Join the Roses of Ties 2 hours-workshop for 350 SE Join the Roses of Ties 2 hours-workshop for 350 SEK this Saturday! Transform old ties into handmade brooches. Led by Ukrainian women, this creative workshop blends craftsmanship with storytelling. Includes a glass of wine & all materials. Bring your own tie—we’d love to hear your story! Link to the tickets here https://artten.se/product/roses-workshop/ More about the initiative https://artten.se/roses-of-ties/
Book workshop at https://artten.se/roses-of-ties/ Book workshop at https://artten.se/roses-of-ties/
Grief has a form. https://artten.se/roses-of-tie Grief has a form. https://artten.se/roses-of-ties/
War leaves scars that endure long after the confli War leaves scars that endure long after the conflict ends. For many of us from Belarus and Ukraine, the absence of grandfathers, fathers, brothers, and sons is a silent yet profound legacy. Our mothers grew up without knowing their fathers, and our grandmothers raised families alone, managing homes and farms, ensuring survival, and preserving the warmth of the hearth. How many children today grow up without fathers? How many women lie awake alone at night? What does the hearth represent, and where does true strength come from? Artten Gallery Stockholm Artten.se
War leaves scars that endure long after the confli War leaves scars that endure long after the conflict ends. For many of us from Belarus and Ukraine, the absence of grandfathers, fathers, brothers, and sons is a silent yet profound legacy. Our mothers grew up without knowing their fathers, and our grandmothers raised families alone, managing homes and farms, ensuring survival, and preserving the warmth of the hearth. How many children today grow up without fathers? How many women lie awake alone at night? What does the hearth represent, and where does true strength come from?
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Slipsar passar i Riksdagen! Slipsar passar i Riksdagen!
Last days to visit the exhibition Brainwashing Mac Last days to visit the exhibition Brainwashing Machine on propaganda. 11-18.00 Artten Gallery Artillerigatan 10 Read more at artten.se
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