- Tsigansky batig. Batig is born. This is a tool. For keruvannya. Subtle, scented and luscious.

- Tsiganka pipe. You can often see gypsies wandering the roads, whose main attribute is a pipe and long cigarettes. “The Gypsy Chicken” truly reflects the spirit of its people and is one of its key elements. There are more gypsies in this ritual than just chickens. For them, this is magic, a symbol of strength and power, because the stench is transmitted to the skin who burns. The Gypsy tradition of chicken is inextricably linked with the rites and mystical rituals of this nation. For anyone who smokes “like a gypsy”, it creates a special mystery, as it exudes its uniqueness. The long pipe symbolizes the release of heavenly forces, and the blue-black color of the cigarette symbolizes the fight against the enemies and difficulties that accompany a person in his life.

- The wheel of the cart. The first mystery about the appearance of gypsies on the territory of present-day Ukraine dates back to the beginning of the 15th century (in the funeral certificate issued by the Grand Duke of Lithuania Alexander Tsigansky Vatazhkov Vasily), and their first settlements were in places in Uzhgorod, in Bessarabia and in Crimea. The gypsies migrated to the territory of Ukraine from Wallachia and Moldova, and until the 16th century the gypsies roamed throughout Ukraine. The ensign consists of a blue-green color, which represents heaven and earth; on top of the smug there is a 16-spoke red dharmachara, or a cart wheel, at the center.