Char Even by Nastia | Painter | Ceramicist | Anastasiya Levashova - Ukrainian artist based in London, UK. handmade ceramics and paintings using natural pigments - Anastasiya Levashova

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A ceramic tile artwork featuring geometric patterns inspired by traditional Ukrainian embroidery. The tiles showcase a mix of raised and recessed designs, including swirling and interwoven motifs. Made from white clay and finished with red iron oxide, the piece highlights the symbolic protective qualities of these ancestral patterns.

Embroidered Tiles

Handcrafted ceramic tiles by Anastasiya Levashova, CHAR EVEN by Nastia. arranged in a striking geometric pattern influenced by Ukrainian folk embroidery. The textured surface and intricate symbols reflect a deep cultural heritage, with protective motifs believed to ward off negative energy. Made from white clay and coloured solely with red iron oxide, this artwork honours tradition through a modern ceramic medium

Framed ceramic artwork by CHAR EVEN Anastasiya Levashova, featuring an intricate pattern of stars and hexagons. Made from clay and coloured exclusively with red iron oxide, the piece showcases a stunning natural variation in hues—from deep violet to light orange—depending on the firing temperature and application. The geometric arrangement creates a visually striking and textured composition.

Universal Tapestry

Handcrafted ceramic artwork by Anastasiya Levashova, featuring an intricate pattern of stars and hexagons. Each tile is individually cut, hand-pressed, and made from a hand-carved plaster mould, ensuring every piece is unique. The artwork is crafted from clay and coloured solely with red iron oxide, which, through variations in firing temperature and application, creates a stunning range of hues from deep violet to warm orange.

"Framed ceramic artwork by CHAR EVEN by Nastia, Anastasiya Levashova, featuring a geometric pattern inspired by traditional Ukrainian embroidery. The design consists of diamond-shaped motifs with intricate interwoven details, glazed in deep reds, warm golds, and soft ivory tones. Each tile is hand-pressed, individually cut, and crafted using a hand-carved plaster mould, making every piece unique.

Embroidered Ceramics

Framed ceramic artwork by CHAR EVEN by Nastia, Anastasiya Levashova, featuring a traditional Ukrainian symbol of radiance and energy. The design consists of square tiles with an open-ray motif, representing a person who spreads light and positivity. Each tile is hand-pressed, individually cut, and crafted using a hand-carved plaster mould. The artwork is made with red iron oxide, applied in varying thicknesses to create a natural range of earthy tones and warm hues.

Wellspring

Painting by Ukrainian artist Char (Anastasiya Levashova) in London, showing a Cossack musician surrounded by symbols of Ukrainian heritage like a horse, sword, and traditional attire. Oil Painting and Egg Tempera, 24k shell gold and natural pigments.

Cossack Mamay

Painting created with natural pigments and gouache by a UK-based artist, inspired by Ukrainian folklore. The artwork depicts a graceful woman in a flowing embroidered dress sitting beneath a curved tree. She wears an elaborate red pom-pom headdress, reminiscent of a traditional Ukrainian vinok. In her hand, she delicately holds seeds. Opposite her, a small figure dressed in white approaches, offering a handful of red pom-poms. The warm, earthy tones and intricate details evoke themes of tradition, nature, and human connection.

Ukrainian Pom-Poms

Ceramic artwork made from white clay in London, UK, inspired by medieval English encaustic tiles. The piece features a symmetrical floral pattern, with hand-pressed and individually crafted tiles. Intricate carvings are enhanced by a warm golden-brown glaze, celebrating traditional craftsmanship with depth and texture.

Curious Petal of Autumn

Ceramic artwork made from white clay in London, UK, by CHAR EVEN by Nastia, Anastasiya Levashova. its inspired by medieval English encaustic tiles. The hand-pressed tiles feature a symmetrical floral pattern, enhanced by a transparent blue glaze that highlights the carved details while adding depth and texture.

Curious Petal of Winter

Lemons

Still life painting created using a 16th-century oil technique with only raw umber and white. The composition features garlic from a Romanian garlic village, a ceramic pot borrowed from the artist’s former landlady, lavender from the artist’s garden, and an artichoke from a local farm store. The artwork captures rich, earthy tones and delicate lighting in a timeless, classical style. Traditional art by Anastasiya Levashova, London based emerging artist.

Rustic Charm

Ceramic artwork by Anastasiya Levashova or Char Even by Nastia. London, UK based ceramic artist. Featuring a Tree of Life design, inspired by traditional Ukrainian embroidered towels. Created using a hand-carved plaster mould, the clay is pressed, fired at high temperatures, and finished with red iron oxide, giving it rich, earthy tones. The design symbolises growth, heritage, and continuity in Ukrainian culture.

The Tree of Life

ceramic artwork, is a village home with guardian angels above, a cat sitting by an open door, and wheat fields surrounding the scene. Made using a hand-carved plaster mould, pressed clay, and red iron oxide. made by ceramic artist anastasiya levashova. CHAR Even by Nastia who is based in London United Kingdom.

The Cat, The Angels and The Land of Golden Fields

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