After the clay is shaped and baked, the product is painted with green, brown, yellow (rarely blue) paints. The product is then covered with a transparent glaze and baked a second time (this technique is unique in the world). A distinctive feature of Kosiv’s products (both modern and past centuries) is the richness of the painted subjects, among which there are images of scenes with people and animals framed by ornamental plant elements. Each author, as a rule, has his own unique style of painting.
Hutsulska rough, tiled in 1874. Museum of Ivan Franko in the village Kryvorivnya, Ivano-Frankivsk region.