Handmade bags
The work she is listed for at UAFest; the current styles, materials and prices are not published anywhere public, so they come by direct enquiry.

Ulana Handmade Bags · Ulana · Uliana Sakhno · Ульяна Сахно · Ul.ana Sahno
Ulana Handmade Bags (Uliana Sakhno) · Handmade-bags vendor & bazaar coordinator
Handmade bags at UAFest 2024, the bazaar she coordinated, and a two-metre motanka doll she made.
Ulana Handmade Bags is the handmade-bag project of Uliana Sakhno, who signs her name Ульяна Сахно. She took a stall at UAFest, the Ukrainian festival in Lanark County, Ontario, in 2024, and the festival lists her among its vendors for that year.
She did more that day than sell from a table. UAFest's own record of the 2024 festival credits her with coordinating the bazaar, the market of Ukrainian makers, and with making a two-metre motanka doll for the festival. The motanka is a traditional Ukrainian doll; UAFest still teaches motanka doll-making in its hands-on craft workshops.
Beyond that, very little about the workshop is public. She keeps one Facebook page, under her own name, and that page is the only contact UAFest lists for her. There is no shop website, no catalogue and no price list that we were able to find.
So the practical answer for anyone who wants one of her bags is to write to her. What she is making now, what she has ready and what it costs are hers to say, and this page does not guess at any of it.
UAFest publishes this profile as a record of a maker who was part of the festival, and will fill it out with photographs of the bags, the range and where to find her as soon as she sends the material.
Handmade bags; current styles, availability and pricing by direct inquiry.
The work she is listed for at UAFest; the current styles, materials and prices are not published anywhere public, so they come by direct enquiry.
An oversized motanka doll she made for the 2024 festival; motanka doll-making is also one of the craft workshops UAFest runs.
Uliana Sakhno does not publish a town or a studio address anywhere we could find, so this profile leaves her base blank rather than guess at one. What is on record is where her work has been seen: UAFest, the Ukrainian festival held in Lanark County, Ontario, where she was a vendor in 2024.
The festival is at Riverside Park, Lake Ave W, Carleton Place. UAFest 2026 runs from 12 to 6 PM on Sunday, 13 September 2026, and admission is free.
Sold handmade bags at UAFest, coordinated the festival bazaar and made a two-metre motanka doll for the day.
Handmade bags. UAFest lists Uliana Sakhno as a handmade-bags vendor at its 2024 festival. The materials, styles and sizes are not published anywhere public, so the honest answer on the detail is to ask her.
We found no website, no catalogue and no price list. The one place she is present online is a Facebook page under her own name, Ульяна Сахно, and that is where a message reaches her. No telephone number or email of hers is published.
She was a vendor at the 2024 festival, coordinated the bazaar of Ukrainian makers, and made a two-metre motanka doll for the day.
A traditional Ukrainian doll. UAFest runs hands-on motanka doll-making workshops at the festival, alongside petrykivka painting and straw weaving.
Not announced. Her festival record here covers 2024. UAFest 2026 runs from 12 to 6 PM on Sunday, 13 September 2026 at Riverside Park in Carleton Place, and admission is free.
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