Wreath for the convict - Limited Edition of 10 Print

Wreath for the convict The holiday of Ivan Kupala falls on the night from Monday, July 6, to Tuesday, the 7th. Our ancestors believed that this night is the most magical of the year, so from ancient times it is customary to foretell the future, as well as the doomed. Divination of Ivan Kupala The most popular divination on this day is considered to be divination by a wreath. On the eve of the holiday, the girls weave wreaths, and at sunset they let them into the water. They make a wish, if the wreath floated far away, you can be calm, because during the year the wish will come true, and if the wreath sailed nearby, and then again came ashore, it is not fate that the wish came true. If a girl foretells the groom, the wreath that sticks to the shore means that her future fiance lives there. And if he drowned, the girl was not destined to get married this year, and if she is lucky, her husband will probably be a traitor. If the wreath is unraveled on the water, it also means that the matchmakers will not visit her house this year. But if the wreath floated in the distance, the girl can sleep peacefully and prepare for the wedding. Photo: color, digital, printing on natural canvas, ultraviolet inks, coated with water-dispersion varnish. This photo is the first limited copy of 10. Each photo is signed and numbered. I travel a lot to countries and continents, photographing life, geography, history, people of the country where I managed to visit.

Print:Giclee on Photo Paper

Size:8 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:13.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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