Let's talk about a beautiful Easter tradition that many Americans may not know about: painting pysanky eggs! This craft is probably unfamiliar to most families, who have their own Easter egg rituals.

If Ukrainian legend is to be believed, the fate of the world lies in the hands of those who continue the tradition of creating Pysanky Easter eggs. According to the legend, there lives a chained ...

Have you ever tried the art of Pysanky? It's egg decorating with a twist! These beautiful Ukrainian Easter eggs were once only made at Easter, but now you can enjoy this unique craft all year along.

Jenny Santa Maria decorates and egg and teaches Pysanky - also known as Ukrainian eggs, at a class at Calgo Gardens, in Howell, N.J. March, 27, 2022 Ed Murray | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Jenny Santa ...

As the war in Ukraine continues into the Easter season—with the Catholic and Protestant churches celebrating Easter on April 17, and Orthodox Easter, as celebrated by many Ukrainians, falling on April ...

POTTSVILLE – When it comes to decorating a pysanky Easter egg, there is no such thing as a bad egg. Each one is different. It was the lesson taught by Georgine Postupack-Borchick during a class ...

Pysanky are raw eggs decorated using a wax-resist method. Shown here: eggs decorated by Jessie Crosby, an Orthodox Christian and pysanky enthusiast who taught a how-to workshop in Forest Grove in ...

YARDLEY, Pa -- Basia Andrusko has been writing Pysanky since she was a child, etching ornate designs on everything from chicken, finch and quail eggs to ostrich, emu and rhea eggs. Pysaty comes from ...