Didukh

Didukh in the house - trouble out of the house!

Didukh is a traditional Ukrainian decoration, a symbol of fertility, prosperity, and connection between generations. It is made from natural grains such as oats, wheat, and rye, and is usually placed in a place of honor in the home, especially during Christmas.

According to ancient tradition, the head of the household brings the didukh into the house on Christmas Eve, after which the family says a prayer and Christmas Eve begins.

Use. The didukh or sheaf can be placed in a place of honor on the table during Christmas Eve, remain in the corner of the room, in the entrance hall, or on a shelf throughout the year, where it will be a wonderful decoration for the home. This traditional element not only symbolizes fertility and prosperity, but also fills the space with a pleasant aroma, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere in the home.

Materials. Didukh is handmade by craftsmen and craftswomen from natural grains of this year's harvest.

Care. Recommendations for preserving the didukh for years.

Store the didukh in a dry place.

Protect from direct sunlight to preserve color.

Wipe off dust periodically: Use a soft dry cloth or soft brush for this.