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Ukrainian eggs - or "pysanky" - are made with a process much like batik. The word "pysanky" comes from the Ukrainian word for "write," and that's precisely what you do to make one of these...
These beautiful eggs are a colorful art form that will add style to any Spring display. We see them most during the Spring/Easter and Christmas seasons, so they are never out of fashion. It's a...
Many people have seen the beautifully decorated pysanky, Ukrainian Easter Eggs, and wondered how to make them. These are easy to follow directions to make a basic, traditional pysanky design. ...
Pysanky are the Ukrainian craft of decorated eggs, dating back to ancient times when the Ukrainians worshiped the sun god. Birds were special to the sun god and eggs were magical objects. The eggs...
Pysanky eggs are a Ukrainian tradition used to symbolize Easter celebrations. The decoration of the eggs is created by starting with the lightest coloring and layering wax to keep the dye from...
Making pysanky (Ukrainian Easter eggs) can be daunting for beginners, but if you choose a fairly simple design, rather than the complex traditional ones, you'll learn the basic steps and create a...
Pysanky eggs are elaborately dyed eggs, meant to be displayed. The dying method is a traditional Ukrainian art of decorating. By slowly building layers of wax over the exterior of the egg, you...
Pysanky is a Ukrainian method of egg dying that is much like batik. To create pysanky, patterns are placed on the surface of an egg with beeswax, and the egg is dipped into dye. The wax keeps the...
Elaborately decorated eggs known as pysanky is a Ukrainian Easter tradition with pre-Christian roots. For pagans, the egg represented spring and the rebirth of all living things after winter. For...
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