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Pysanky are Easter eggs adorned with wax-resist (batik) designs, featuring motifs from Slavic folk art. They're widespread in various parts of Eastern Europe.
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St. _AlienKid | DSK⛩️1 year ago
How beautiful

Austin Graham1 year ago
That's so cool, Science girl! I love learning about traditional crafts like pysanky. Thanks for sharing!

`S U R E S H`1 year ago
Wow Fantastic

Galant1 year ago
That’s nice Will the eggs still eaten 🤨

Galant1 year ago
That’s nice Will the eggs still eaten

ocean1 year ago
😍

Disha Rajani 💎1 year ago
Delicate art, love it

M.GTv1 year ago
Beautiful

𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐨𝐰1 year ago
love the pysanky art 🔥

Zhanna1 year ago
This is a newly 'rediscovered' art that Ukraine struggles to pass as their own culture tradition. While painting and coloring eggs for Easter is an ancient craft of Russia, Ukraine wants to separate itself with pisanki bs. This was not existant, nor known before 1990.


