Making Pysanka- Ukrainian art

Pysanky (singular: pysanka) are traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs decorated using a wax-resist method, where designs are "written" onto raw eggs with beeswax and then dyed in layers, from lightest to darkest color, to create intricate patterns and symbols from ancient Slavic and Christian folklore, representing themes like life, fertility, protection, and resurrection. The name comes from the Ukrainian verb pysaty, meaning "to write," as the designs are written, not painted, onto the egg's surface

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