Postal set PTN PNH postcard + envelope

The postcard and envelope "PTN PNH" is an official issue of Ukrposhta, put into circulation on February 24, 2023, on a day that has become a symbol of the resilience and determination of the Ukrainian people. This set was created in addition to the postage stamp of the same name, continuing a series of artistic releases that combine modern art with deep patriotic content.

The unique design of the postcard is inspired by the famous graffiti by the British artist Banksy, created on the ruins of Ukrainian houses in 2022. This image has become not only a work of art, but also a powerful symbol of invincibility that penetrates the heart of everyone who contemplates it. The postcard depicts a little boy in a kimono who, with amazing confidence and strength, throws an adult professional wrestler with a black belt over him, placing him on his shoulder blades. The scene, executed in Banksy's characteristic minimalist style, deeply conveys the idea of ​​the confrontation of the weaker, but indomitable spirit, against the powerful aggressor.

The text "PTN PNH!" is placed on the postcard, which sounds like a bold challenge to the enemy and symbolizes the rejection of any forms of oppression and occupation. This message has become a kind of call to fight for freedom and independence.

The envelope complements the composition of the postcard, showing a photograph of a destroyed house with an element of the same graffiti. This scene recalls the tragic events that occurred during the Russian invasion, but at the same time emphasizes hope and rebirth. The combination of graffiti and the image of a destroyed building creates a sense of contrast between destruction and artistic resistance, which inspires restoration and victory.

The postcard and envelope "PTN PNH" are not only a unique collection set, but also a powerful symbol of national unity, artistic resistance and the indomitability of the Ukrainian spirit. They will be a wonderful gift for those who appreciate art, history and the strength of the nation, as well as for all collectors who wish to preserve a piece of this era in their collection of Ukrainian philocards.