Our little family LOVES to paint eggs in this fashion every Easter. It’s a long process but so worth it and we have many eggs to look at from the years before. Beautiful family tradition and art.
I have long admired this art form and this was just a beautiful short film. The lady is such a joy to watch, you can see the happiness this brings her and her eggs are just beautiful! Thank you for bringing this to us!
My art teacher did this with us in grade school, for Easter. I always remembered how fun it was, and how much I loved the flame of the candle near me while I worked, and the smell of the wax melting. I bought all the stuff to do it this year at my house, 30 years later....
I learned how to do this as a child, and while my design skills were never very good, I did learn the technique. It's very rewarding to see all the layers of wax melted off and finally see the finished product.
I just can't figure out what she's using as a tool - here in the Balkan there is a small reservoir for the wax, but she seems to be dipping it and somehow it picks up enough wax without soaking it in?? I'm so confused!
So carefully crafted, just a beautiful result ... this woman is so talented, it's wonderful she does this and her mind is freed of all other thoughts, truly like a Zen meditation
Absolutely gorgeous! I’m also happy to hear that they have many younger people who have already learned these beautiful traditions, in order to keep it alive!! I have totally been in love with these eggs, since I first saw them over 50 years ago! And I recently saw a few in person & I was so excited - because they are such beautiful works of arts!!
Your mastery of the batik/wax resist method inspires me to improve. Thank you for sharing your artistry with the filmmaker and TH-cam. What a wonderfully made film, too.
Oh my god, these painted eggs are so beautiful! I'd love to try this myself! I may try it next Easter. (Haha it won't look half as good as hers, but I like to do these kind of things a lot so this may be a fun thing to do for me ~)
This is Ukrainian traditional form of art, though I believe that other Slavic nations do something similar. In Ukraine we call those painted eggs "pysanka". The oldest Pysanka found in Ukraine is 950 years old. Women make them before Easter but there are a lot of professional artists as well. We also have a whole Pysanka museum!) every region in Ukraine has traditional patterns.
The motifs painted on the eggs are specific to the romanian culture, they are also found on the romanian blouse (ia). As for the custom of painting eggs it dates back to ancient Persia
Romana Unbelievable how little we know of one-another’s country, yet so close. We have the same traditions & customs, culture and symbolism. We have museums, ceramics and what not in common...
Bucovina is a name given be the Austrians when they extended their Empire in the XVIIth century when they conquered a part of the north of the Romanian province named Moldova. Part of Moldova was taken by the Soviet Empire at the end of the second World War. But tis is a Romanian teritory, under ocupation part of it.
Si in alte parti in Romania (in Transilvania de exemplu) se incondeiaza oua de pasti. Poate la Ciocanesti in Bucovina este o traditie veche si generalizata, daca si casele si le picteaza atat de frumos.
You can find them anywhere in the world you have a population of ethnic Ukrainians. Pennsylvania, for sure. The local ladies make them every year. I'm sure they can be shipped from Europe, as well. Your question is two years old, I hope you've acquired at least one.
It really ticks me off that this National Geographic film starts off with a big whopping error! Pysanky are not painted. Painting has nothing to do with it. It's a batik process and anyone who knows anything about this knows that you"write" the design and dye the egg.
Our little family LOVES to paint eggs in this fashion every Easter. It’s a long process but so worth it and we have many eggs to look at from the years before. Beautiful family tradition and art.
I have a feeling this art form will grow in popularity worldwide this Easter.
We had same technique here in Indonesia, but on fabric! It's called "batik". It is amazing how we are connected somehow by traditional art!
Im from Indonesia too! I do those for a living!
+Nur Balqish Qaisarah shahrizal hebat banget keren keren! Tetep semangat mbak, sambil cari duit melestarikan budaya indonesia!
We are one!
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amazing! i would like to learn more about it!
Hi! Im a malaysian can we share this kind of beutiful art because we share the same culture!
I have long admired this art form and this was just a beautiful short film. The lady is such a joy to watch, you can see the happiness this brings her and her eggs are just beautiful! Thank you for bringing this to us!
My art teacher did this with us in grade school, for Easter. I always remembered how fun it was, and how much I loved the flame of the candle near me while I worked, and the smell of the wax melting. I bought all the stuff to do it this year at my house, 30 years later....
I learned how to do this as a child, and while my design skills were never very good, I did learn the technique. It's very rewarding to see all the layers of wax melted off and finally see the finished product.
I just can't figure out what she's using as a tool - here in the Balkan there is a small reservoir for the wax, but she seems to be dipping it and somehow it picks up enough wax without soaking it in?? I'm so confused!
The egg looks amazing and making 500-700 egg art per years must be really hard work!
Greetings from the US, Romanian folk art, whether it's Easter eggs, embroideries, wood carvings, pottery/ceramics = super-great eye candy. Traiasca Romania!!!! THANK YOU, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC =)
Absolutely gorgeous! Beautiful designs! 🇷🇴 🇨🇦 🇺🇦
I can never say it enough. Thank you, John!
The process it takes to create this beautiful art is truly amazing!
Damn, that must take a lot of patience. Kudos to her. Really beautiful art.
So carefully crafted, just a beautiful result ... this woman is so talented, it's wonderful she does this and her mind is freed of all other thoughts, truly like a Zen meditation
this is sooo beautiful
watching her painting the eggs that good made my mood better..
I am proud of our traditions
Mihai Muresanu 🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴
This is the most beautiful art I've ever seen, my mom says art with only colorful lines is beatiful, that is because she has never seen this
Cate o data ma simt mandru ca sunt ROMAN!! Anytime i fell proud to be a ROMANIA!~~~
Si eu. Me too.
Absolutely gorgeous! I’m also happy to hear that they have many younger people who have already learned these beautiful traditions, in order to keep it alive!! I have totally been in love with these eggs, since I first saw them over 50 years ago! And I recently saw a few in person & I was so excited - because they are such beautiful works of arts!!
Your mastery of the batik/wax resist method inspires me to improve. Thank you for sharing your artistry with the filmmaker and TH-cam. What a wonderfully made film, too.
Just beautiful! I have a basket full of these made out of wood that my Grandmother brought back to us here in the us from Poland
yes!Trăiască România!Doamne,sunt atât de frumoase
This is amazing and cool! The kids loved watching. Thank You
It would have been nice to get a good look at a fully completed egg, in focus. Amazing skill, simply beautiful!
One of my neighbors introduced me to the idea of Pysanky and it's absolutely beautiful... not just the eggs, but the patience it takes to make one
At first I thought wow what amazing detail but then once they melted off the wax... Amazing. Very very cool!
Wow it takes a lot of patience to make one! amazing indeed!!
This is BEAUTIFUL! You are so talented! Getting one of your eggs is now in my bucket list!!
This is truly a great form of art we would all certainly like to learn .
Beautiful - thank you ~
Amazing, you are so talented!
Oh my god, these painted eggs are so beautiful! I'd love to try this myself! I may try it next Easter. (Haha it won't look half as good as hers, but I like to do these kind of things a lot so this may be a fun thing to do for me ~)
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Вот это работа! Поражает такая точность.
This looks Eggcelent!!!
This was absolutely mind blowing, I loved it
i need to ask my grandmother if she knows a relative that can paint such beautiful eggs😊
How does she keep her lines so straight?!
Beautiful 🎨
The egg house..... will house eggs forever.
That’s beautiful. God bless 🙏🏼💕
Beautiful!
Beautiful👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌹
I truly loved your technique.
I’ve started painting eggs and it’s exhausting but worth it
Yo tambien aprecio este arte.
beautiful work
I do this with my mom around easter time. Although they are nothing like her designs.
a really masterpiece
Simply eggcellent.
ikr, how eggsordinary
i like egg's
+H Lilo2 how eggxtravagant
+H Lilo2 *eggstradinary
+Wonderstruck AJ
Your grammar reminds me of yolk that's uncooked...
Lovely😍😍😍😍
So beautiful
That is pure talent
Cool, we have the same tradition in Ukraine
This is too damn beautiful !!!
Amazing!
we have the same tradition in Poland
Monika Monia 🇵🇱 🇷🇴💕
That's great! How different countries are connected by folkloric art 😁
czech rep. as well! i make them, and they're so time consuming, but so fun to make! 🇺🇸/🇨🇿
beautiful work!
Does anyone know if it is simply wire wrapped around a stick that is used to apply the wax. I am so fascinated by this!
Omg...this is the beautiful.❤❤❤
I uderstand everything cool!
Anyone else watching this for the Imaginary Ones competition
love things like this
This is Ukrainian traditional form of art, though I believe that other Slavic nations do something similar. In Ukraine we call those painted eggs "pysanka". The oldest Pysanka found in Ukraine is 950 years old. Women make them before Easter but there are a lot of professional artists as well. We also have a whole Pysanka museum!) every region in Ukraine has traditional patterns.
The motifs painted on the eggs are specific to the romanian culture, they are also found on the romanian blouse (ia). As for the custom of painting eggs it dates back to ancient Persia
Romana Unbelievable how little we know of one-another’s country, yet so close. We have the same traditions & customs, culture and symbolism. We have museums, ceramics and what not in common...
I bet she makes great omelettes too. 😋
wow, amazing skill
Wow so beautiful but it must take a long time and a lot on consitrasion
i make these, and i can confirm. it is really fun though!
Was I the only one that read the title as Edible Egg Tart Will Awe You?
.she's good ,....very good
I live in this country!!!
woahh they're beautiful!! Everyone non-artsy can appreciate these- Unlike weird looking art pieces costing several thousand dollars
All art is special even if it's just a dot all art is special and means something to the artist
Przepiękne
There stunning!! Does she sale them?!!!
Mom I'm falling into a pysanky rabbithole. Help.
Wow !!!!!!!!!
Bucovyna is a region between the Dnister river and the Karpathians and today part of its territory is Ukraine and part is Romania.
Bucovina is a name given be the Austrians when they extended their Empire in the XVIIth century when they conquered a part of the north of the Romanian province named Moldova. Part of Moldova was taken by the Soviet Empire at the end of the second World War. But tis is a Romanian teritory, under ocupation part of it.
ARTA DE ROMANIA.
Si in alte parti in Romania (in Transilvania de exemplu) se incondeiaza oua de pasti. Poate la Ciocanesti in Bucovina este o traditie veche si generalizata, daca si casele si le picteaza atat de frumos.
so cozy
This is art
Her kistka / stylus doesn't look like it has a reservoir... does anyone know or have a link to one of these?
wondering the same thing
Bellissimo
hai romania!
Yes, Romania is a nice country with nice and talented people with long and nice folk traditions
The Valheim community is coming.
That's awesome
Beutifel! 🙋❤
its so good .. enjyng
How do they empty it of its content without breaking it? Through the hole in the bottom?
Can someone tell me where I can purchase these eggs?
Can't unless you're in Romania to buy them in person. The eggs are too delicate to ship.
There is a source in the US. I'll have to look it up.
You can find them anywhere in the world you have a population of ethnic Ukrainians. Pennsylvania, for sure. The local ladies make them every year. I'm sure they can be shipped from Europe, as well. Your question is two years old, I hope you've acquired at least one.
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Omg her house is an egg?
I want to buy that if I could have
really kool
Woah! Showcasing something mildly Western. Well, 7 years ago.... okay.
What do they do with the egg after they paint it ???
Imagine all the eggs blow up with homunkulas things
😊😊
OMG！
Can I buy one
How do we purchase these eggs?
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@Joel Vihaan sounds like some bs.
Egg 🥚
It really ticks me off that this National Geographic film starts off with a big whopping error! Pysanky are not painted. Painting has nothing to do with it. It's a batik process and anyone who knows anything about this knows that you"write" the design and dye the egg.