Artistic woodwork ranks among the oldest forms of Hutsul art, with origins dating back to the 16th century. Masters crafted carved, inlaid, and pyrography-decorated functional and decorative objects. The exhibition mainly showcases works by contemporary artists created using classical techniques. Each piece stands out for its craftsmanship, beauty, and strong ties to the traditions of the Hutsul school of woodworking. 

Dmytro Shkriblyak
(1925–2008) 

A master carver from the village of Yavoriv, came from a renowned family that passed the craft down through generations. He worked in traditional techniques with his own artistic innovations, creating pieces with high precision and aesthetic perfection. 

Vasyl’ Hrepinyak 

Vasyl’ Hrepinyak, a representative of the third generation of inlay masters, creates furniture, frames, boxes, and trays, combining folk traditions with his own creative vision. His works are notable for their refined details, harmonious forms, and convey the character of Hutsul art.