Learn about Trypillian culture while creating a meaningful, functional ceramic jewelry holder that connects ancient symbols with modern life.
Folk Arts @ UHEC
In-person
Sunday, May 17, 2026 - 1:00pm to 4:00pm

UHEC Library
135 Davidson Ave
Somerset, NJ 08873 (directions)

Learn about Trypillian culture while creating a functional ceramic jewelry holder inspired by ancient symbols of fertility and harmony. Participants will explore traditional forms and techniques while crafting a meaningful piece that connects the past with modern daily life.

Workshop cost: $50 

Register early, space is limited!

This workshop is open to adults and children ages 14 and older.

Workshop instruction in English. 

Doors open 10 minutes prior to the start of the workshop.

Catherine Ivasyuk

 

About the Instructor: 

Catherine Ivasyuk is an educator and ceramicist dedicated to exploring the connection between archaic forms and modern daily life. In her work, she draws inspiration from the heritage of Trypillian culture, reimagining ancient symbols through clay. Her teaching combines authentic sculpting techniques with practical design for the contemporary home, guiding participants to experience the meditative power of clay and create objects with a soul. She believes that art serves as a bridge between our shared past and our personal stories.