Oxana Trush is an embroidery artist and educator whose work weaves together tradition, storytelling, and creative self-expression. Taught to embroider as a child by her Ukrainian grandmother, Oxana inherited a deep love for the ancient art of handcrafting and its quiet wisdom. She teaches embroidery to adults and children across the U.S. and abroad, inviting people of all backgrounds to reconnect with creativity through the quiet rhythm of needle and thread. Her workshops open a space where tradition meets modern expression — blending the symbolic language of embroidery with a contemporary approach to mindfulness and storytelling. Through her teaching, embroidery transforms into a dialogue between past and present, culture and self — a shared thread that reminds us how deeply our stories are interwoven.