and this is a hut from 1960, built from opishnya bricks and lime mortar. in addition to ceramics, bricks were also produced in the capital of pottery. sometimes we have been doing this for 12 years already. and we actually see people. who arrive there presumably, from a one-year-old child, and after 12 years a one-year-old comes and is already a teenager there, they come as if to their own home , it turns out, even without having a grandmother in the village, you can still have a completely rural childhood, with firewood, sheep, a pond near the house, and definitely delicious country dishes, shpundra and kvasi are prepared here, vereshchaka is also prepared here, traditional pishchanska and duck porridge are also prepared here , other dishes are prepared here, including baba sharpanina, in the old farm you can also learn folk art, puppeteers , potters and clay molders conduct master classes here for visitors, you can see such a potter's wheel, you can sculpt otaks. that's an otaku thing, and if someone came from the city for worcation, then if necessary ,

approached us with this, with this initiative local self-government, i want to thank the head of the opishnya community , mykola riznik and andriy mazan , who provided the appropriate amendments, which we processed in the committee, and it is now in the draft law, thank you, please, do you want to answer briefly, yes, well, if there is a need, please, well, i think there is a need, you will not insist on this amendment, you will, yes, thank you, yaroslav oleksiiovych, look, colleagues, this amendment is not supported by the committee, namely, in the proposed version, this norm would still be appropriate. e-e should be placed in final and transitive positions, because it is temporary, so it is rejected. thank you. thank you, mikisha's 111th amendment, it was rejected by the committee, you have heard the arguments of the parties. please vote for 30, the decision has not been made, the next amendment, 112th, the mother does not insist, yes 113- we have already passed, 114th aleksiychuk does not insist, 115, colleagues do not insist, 116 kisevsky does not insist, 117, friz ihor does not insist, 1

among the exhibits, there are also works of the lviv, opishnya, mankiv factories and unique creationsof various others. it was not easy to collect them in one collection, because for this it was necessary to conduct a thorough search. the oldest the exhibit is still pre-war, it is almost a hundred years old. these are ceramics that were made mainly in soviet times, but the roots of these ceramics left the people even before the existence of the soviet union, from the pottery of the 18th century, 19th century, and even from the trypil culture 7,000 years ago. the artkum museum of ukrainian ceramics is located within the walls of secondary comprehensive school number 229 of the city of kyiv. children study at the institution on weekdays, so you can visit the museum by prior appointment on weekends. they will continue their research work with the students, and they will also teach they conduct excursions here. in order to get to know the cultural heritage of ukraine better, anyone who wants to can join majolik vasylkov's group. on facebook and go to the website catalog of ukrainian art.

where you can cook something, we are now heating the stove, everything is heated with firewood, opishnyathe oldest settlements in the poltava region, usually the first association that comes to mind when the village is mentioned is pottery, but today in later those who are simply tired of the city and want an authentic ukrainian retreat also come. oleksandr came to opishnia to visit his grandfather, saw an abandoned, abandoned house opposite and wanted to restore it. my uncle and grandfather lived nearby. when my wife and i visited that estate, we began to live there for a few years, but on the opposite side there was this house, which was really practically abandoned, but we would still like to ... try to restore it, make it and restore it. such a process began, more like a hobby, more like an experiment, but what the result of this experiment would be, almost no one knew. the experiment was successful, one restored house turned into a small restored farm with a farm. before the war, more than 1,000 came here every year visitors currently , there are already four unique estates on the t