Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine

Intangible cultural heritage (Ukrainian: Нематеріальна культурна спадщина) are elements of the cultural heritage of Ukraine which are abstract and must be learned, encompassing traditional knowledge including festivals, music, performances, celebrations, handicrafts, and oral traditions.

Starting from 2013, five items are inscribed on the UNESCO registry of Ukraine's Intangible Cultural Heritage as of July 2022,[1] and three items - Ukrainian pysanka, safeguarding of the kobzar-lirnyk tradition, and technology of white-on-white embroidery in Reshetylivka - were nominated in 2023.[2]

The Ministry of Culture of Ukraine has also formed the National Inventory of Elements of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine.[3]

UNESCO inscribed list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine
# Item Year inscribed Comment Media
1 Petrykivka decorative painting 2013 It is a traditional Ukrainian decorative painting style, originating from the village of Petrykivka in Dnipropetrovsk oblast of Ukraine, where it was traditionally used to decorate house walls and everyday household items. [4]
Painted box
2 Cossack’s songs of Dnipropetrovsk Region.[5] 2016 These works, sung by Cossack communities in the region, talk about the tragedy of war and the personal experiences of soldiers. The lyrics maintain spiritual ties with the past, but are also entertaining.[6]
3 Kosiv painted ceramics 2019 The distinctive painted ceramics from Kosiv originated in the 1700s and reflect the history and culture of Hutsul people.[7]
Kosiv painted ceramics
4 Örnek, a Crimean Tatar system of symbolic designs 2021 It is a design of ornamentation, which is used on embroidery, weaving, pottery, engraving, jewellery, wood carving, and glass and wall painting; the listing also includes knowledge and understanding of the practice.[8]
Adaviye Efendiyeva design
5 Culture of Ukrainian borscht cooking 2022 In 2022 this distinctive beetroot soup was nominated for recognition by UNESCO for its place as a distinct culinary practice in Ukraine.[9][10][11]
Ukrainian borscht

National Inventory of Elements of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine

As of August 2023, seventy-seven items are inscribed in the National Inventory of Elements of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine.[12]

# Item Date inscribed Media
1 Tradition of Kosiv painted ceramics December 14, 2012
2 Krolevets handloom weaving December 14, 2012
3 Opishnia ceramics December 14, 2012
4 Petrykivka painting, a Ukrainian decorative ornamental art of 19th–21st centuries December 14, 2012
5 Cossack's songs of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast January 21, 2015
6 Singing tradition of Luka village in Kyiv Oblast June 29, 2017
7 Technology of "white on white" embroidery of Reshetylivka June 29, 2017
8 Tradition of floral ornamental carpet weaving in Reshetylivka February 12, 2018
9 Örnek, a Crimean Tatar ornament and the knowledge about it February 12, 2018
10 Tradition of ornamental painting of Bubnivka ceramics May 30, 2018
11 Tree beekeeping May 30, 2018
12 Tradition of Hutsul pysanka November 16, 2018
13 Tradition of et ayaklak (Karaim meat pie) cooking. Experience of Karaims of Melitopol November 16, 2018
14 Tradition of folk ritual "Vodinnia Kusta" in Svarytsevychi village in Rivne Oblast November 16, 2018
15 Tradition of Samchyky decorative painting July 4, 2019
16 Oleshnia pottery in Chernihiv Oblast July 4, 2019
17 Artistic wood carving of Chernihiv Oblast July 4, 2019
18 Hutsul koliada and pliesy of Verkhovyna Raion of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast December 28, 2019
19 Custom of performing Arkan with Kovalivka dance in Pechenizhyn settlement hromada August 5, 2020
20 Art of making the musical clay toy "Valkivskyi svyshchyk" August 5, 2020
21 Technology of making wax vinok in Vinnytsia Oblast August 5, 2020
22 Culture of Ukrainian borscht cooking October 13, 2020
23 Carpathian lizhnyk production October 13, 2020
24 Borshchiv folk embroidery October 13, 2020
25 Technology of Klembivka embroided shirt weaving "with a flower" October 13, 2020
26 Easter folk ritual "Vodyty Volodara" in Rozkoshivka village in Vinnytsia Oblast October 13, 2020
27 Tradition of Yavoriv pie cooking July 6, 2022
28 Making the spherical Christmas star in Matskovychi village July 6, 2022
29 Knowledge and practice of Sakhnovshchyna korovai cooking July 6, 2022
30 Traditional Kharkiv kots (carpet) weaving July 6, 2022
31 New Year tradition of Bukovina Malanka July 6, 2022
32 Characteristics of Klezmer music performance in Podilsk Raion of Odesa Oblast July 6, 2022
33 "Moshu" (men's koliada) Christmas ritual July 6, 2022
34 Knowledge, skills and practices concerning Biliaivka fish yushka cooking and eating July 6, 2022
35 Museum of traditional folk art as an interactive space of the intangible cultural heritage of Odesa Oblast July 6, 2022
36 Milina – knowledge, skills, and rituals July 6, 2022
37 Dry stone method of construction July 6, 2022
38 Buzynnyk – an elderberry dessert, traditions of cooking and eating July 6, 2022
39 Tradition of cooking the ritual dish "krupky" in Mostove village in Andrushivka hromada in Zhytomyr Oblast July 6, 2022
40 Art of making the Yavoriv wooden toy July 6, 2022
41 The custom and technology of cooking the festive and memorial kasha in Avdiivka in Donetsk Oblast July 6, 2022
42 Tradition of vine weaving in Iza village in Khust Raion July 6, 2022
43 International Christmas festival "Koliada na Maizliakh" July 6, 2022
44 Hutsul bryndzia July 6, 2022
45 Culture of platsynda cooking and eating in the villages of Frumushyka river valley July 6, 2022
46 Ukrainian pysanka: tradition and art July 6, 2022
47 Tree beekeeping of Kyiv Oblast July 6, 2022
48 Tradition of straw plaiting in Turiisk hromada of Volyn Oblast July 25, 2022
49 Practice and cultural context of cooking çiberek and yantıq – traditional Crimean Tatar dishes July 25, 2022
50 Plum lekvar – tradition of cooking and culture of eating in Zakarpattia July 25, 2022
51 Ceremony of sowing with a horse in Vistria village in Chortkiv Raion in Ternopil Oblast October 24, 2022
52 Traditional ritual bread of Vinnytsia Oblast December 23, 2022
53 Kobzarstvo December 23, 2022
54 Wedding utiata baking in Richky village December 23, 2022
55 Ritual of Zelekivska zlyvanka cooking December 23, 2022
56 Upper San dialect around Mostyska region December 23, 2022
57 Hutsul cooperage December 23, 2022
58 Art of making Hlyniany patterned textile January 27, 2023
59 Bukovinian and Bessarabian taystra: traditions of making and using in daily life January 27, 2023
60 Practice of safekeeping the Horiun culture by "Museum of Horiun Culture" in Nova Sloboda village in Konotop Raion in Sumy Oblast January 27, 2023
61 Polissian dudka-vykrutka: traditions of making and playing January 27, 2023
62 Tradition of cooking and eating St. George's Day ritual breads in Krynychne village February 17, 2023
63 Obukhiv weaving March 13, 2023
64 Tradition of reed weaving in Shchitky and Pysarivka villages in Vinnytsia Raion in Vinnytsia Oblast May 4, 2023
65 Tradition of grave cross decoration in Rivne Polissia May 4, 2023
66 Cooking of holubtsi, a Ukrainian traditional dish May 4, 2023
67 Traditional sheep farming in Bessarabia and the knowledge related to it May 4, 2023
68 Tradition of "Povinshuvannia Vasyliv" ritual in Lypivka village in Rohatyn territorial hromada in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast May 4, 2023
69 Bukovinian memorial tree with gifts May 25, 2023
70 Traditional craft of beekeeping in Svatove Raion in Luhansk Oblast July 12, 2023
71 Tradition of Hutsul artistic wood carving July 12, 2023
72 Traditional Malanka ritual in Beleluia village in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast July 12, 2023
73 Traditional women's bead jewelry in Prykarpattia July 12, 2023
74 Tradition and technology of embroidery of women's shirts in Hadiach region July 12, 2023
75 Bukovina ceremonial vinok with needle grass July 26, 2023
76 Ceremony of cooking zlyvana kasha July 26, 2023
77 Technology of cooking the ritual drink "Varena" in Boromlia village July 26, 2023
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