Pisanki Pin Drop Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Dave Savko of Ellicottville, NY shares his family pisanki tradition passed down from his Mom. Using a straight pin and melted wax, David writes symbols of resurrection and renewal on an egg. Part of St Casimir's Family Heritage Series; "From Table to Altar and Back". Documented by Daybreak Productions thanks to a seed grant from the Permanent Chair of Polish Culture at Canisius College, Buffalo, NY.
Hi. It's so wonderful to see a chap being creative. Thank you.
Chopin playing the background - appropriate for a Polish tradition.
I love this! My great grandmother did this style that she brought from the old country and passed it to my grandfather, who has passed it down to me.
Lovely!! I learned from my dad who learned from his parents and now my children and grandchildren are making these. We are Carpatho-Rusyn. Thank you for sharing.
Fascinating!! Beautiful work!!!
This was an excellent demonstration! Dave created these beautiful eggs with very simple tools. I especially liked the tradition of giving away the eggs at Easter time to friends and family.
Yes, Dave's a pro and we were v happy to feature his family ritual art.
Very beautiful.
Przepiękne są te Pana pisanki.
I wish I had had my relatives teach me this while they still could have. Now they're gone. And this died with them. :( Here he is doing these eggs just like my aunt used to. Well done! They're beautiful. Wish you were closer to give lessons.
Did the vids assist in appropriating egg writing?
These are lovely, thank you!
Maravilhoso
What is the ratio of the amount of bees wax to the paraffin wax that you use? Interesting to watch.
Super🖒🙋
What are you using for the egg dye? Your colors are deep. What beautiful artwork.
Chemical analine dyes available online via the Polish Art Center Hamtramack, MI or some better craft stores.
Here is a direct link to the Polish Art Center's egg writing supplies, Judi:
www.polartcenter.com/Easter_Polish_Ukrainian_s/21.htm