Bychok sweatshirt
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This sweatshirt features an illustration by Andrii Voloshyn, which pays homage to famed Ukrainian folk artist Maria Prymachenko.
At the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, a museum holding a collection of Prymachenko’s work in the village of Ivankiv was destroyed by deliberate shelling. Two local men risked their lives, entering the building while it burned, and were able to save some of Prymachenko’s work before the museum was completely destroyed.
Andrii Voloshyn is a nuclear physicist and a self-taught illustrator with 15 years of professional experience. The illustrations in this collection are a junction of modern and eternal Ukrainian symbols, brought together with a contemporary and lively style.
Pictured here:
- TikTok producer and video host Masha Lavrova in the bychok sweatshirt in royal blue, wearing size medium.
Features
• 80% organic cotton, 20% recycled polyester
• 100% organic cotton exterior
• Frenchy terry knit
• Set-in sleeves
• 2×2 rib at collar
• Self-fabric neck tape
• Blank product sourced from Bangladesh
Shipping info
- Ukraine: 7-11 business days
- US, EU, Canada, UK, Australia, Japan: 2-11 business days
Please allow 3-7 business days for order processing. Delivery can take up to 17 business days, depending on the item's availability in your region.
This product is made especially for you, which is why it may take a little extra time to deliver. Making products on demand helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!Size guide
Disclaimer: US customers should order a size up as the EU sizes for this supplier correspond to a smaller size in the US market.
SIZE |
CHEST WIDTH |
BODY LENGTH |
S |
51 cm / 20 ⅛ in |
68 cm / 26 ¾ in |
M |
54 cm / 21 ¼ in |
70 cm / 27 ½ in |
L |
57 cm / 22 ½ in |
72 cm / 28 ⅜ in |
XL |
60 cm / 23 ⅝ in |
74 cm / 29 ⅛ in |
XXL |
63 cm / 24 ¾ in |
76 cm / 29 ⅞ in |
Story behind the illustration
Maria Prymachenko was a self-taught folk painter, known for her work in primitivism and the naïve art style. Her work often featured scenes from traditional Ukrainian village life, flowers and animals, bold colors and psychedelic patterns. Prymachenko’s work was even admired by Pablo Picasso, who called her an artistic miracle.
This bychok (literally “small bull” in English) is one of the well-known works of Maria Prymachenko.
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