PYSANKY - Amazing Ukrainian Eggs - Egg Art from Ukraine
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- Learn about Pysanky - Amazing Ukrainian Eggs in this tutorial video. Hi I'm Donna Wolfe from Naztazia. I come from a family with Ukrainian heritage. Creating pysanky every spring is a part of our culture and traditional. This egg art from Ukraine goes back many generations. Beeswax, dyes, and a wax tool called a kistka are used to make these eggs. Watch as I show how to create a pysanka in this video!
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@ Yes! I also do batik work on fabric. Sometimes I've used a certain kistka on a silk scarf, and other times I've used a certain tjanting on my eggs! Same technique as you said.
I grew up with the story from mom's childhood about old neighbour who was the master of doing pysanky. My mom told me that her eggs were the most beautiful and kids were always running to her and watching how she was painting eggs before Easter. Yet mom didn't remember what kind of tool it was and how it exactly worked and for YEARS we tried to recreate it. Until now...
I can't wait to try and make some of them, thank u SO MUCH
Wonderful!
My grandma was polish and brought a huge amount of these eggs back to America when she was in Poland to visit but are wooden and my mom gave be half of hers. They are beautiful and I always but them out at Easter in a Crystal dish. God Bless Ukraine and those that are suffering. I pray that the lord will cover them
My best wishes to all Ukrainians, you've such a beautiful culture, country, people, animals, enormous talent and gentle souls.
My heart's hurting cause of that megalomaniac invasion and I hope that the suffering will be over soon.
Slava Ukraine, Heroyam Slava!
💙🐾💛💕🇺🇦💕💛🐾💙
While I would never attempt something this difficult in a million years, I love learning about crafts that are unfamiliar to me. These eggs are beyond beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
If you start with basic tools (the wooden kistka, one wax disc, and food coloring from the grocery store, it's an inexpensive way to start a hobby. You'll be surprised at how lovely they'll turn out after the first few. :)
I concur with your sentiment 100%
Happy Easter 🐰
Australia.
How
Lovely, my dad was Ukrainian and I remember these growing up. He passed a way a few years ago but we have wooden ones from relatives in Ukraine that I display every year around Easter. It’s a lovely memory
THANK YOU from all my Ukrainian heart for spreading our cultural heritage ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
happy to help!
I tried this once. I am now convinced you are magical.
Thank you for this! Slava Ukraine! 🇺🇦
Oh wow, I would never be patient enough to be able to do it. It's so beautiful 😍
Stunning work Donna! I have done Pysanky, and it is so relaxing and meditative!! I have some that are at least 30 years old! The predominantly black ones are my favorites.
Awesome!!!
What name of the pencil to draw?
@@k.ikesusanti5264 it is called a kistka
Este trabajo es todo un arte, felicidades. Gracias por permitirme apreciarlo. Bendiciones a usted y a todo el pueblo ucraniano.
Muchas gracias!
That is absolutely gorgeous!! Amazing detail!! Such time and patience needed to make these bits of history!! Thank you.
This is amazing!!!!, I thought the eggs were made of wood or something, but they are the fragile, every day eggs. This makes it more amazing!!!!
The heat tool is something I have never heard of! I haven't made pysanky in years, but I might start again. I always had trouble removing the wax without scorching the egg or burning myself when I tried using the gas stove (on med-low) to melt it off. Christ is Risen!
Super cool!! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks Crystal! Hope all is well with you and the family!
My hand and patients are not steady enough for this kind of a project, but I've always wondered how these eggs were created and love that you shared the info and love that this form of art is still in practice. Beautiful ❤
This is amazing! I've always wanted to try to make Ukranian Easter eggs because they are so beautiful and intricate. I'm going to practice over the year trying to make some and maybe they'll look ok by next Easter.
Hope you enjoy!
Best tutorial ever. Thank you so much.
I have two Ukrainian eggs bought 45 yrs ago at a Ukrainian community in Canada. I have protected these eggs for 45 yrs. Today I got them out to display for Easter and accidentally one fell off the counter and broke. I was so upset I cried for over an hour.
Surprisingly, there are ways to repair broken eggs. Lorrie, who co-authored the Beginner Pysanky book with me, has a video on her channel from another egg artist doing a demo of repairing eggs. Might be too late now, but perhaps useful for the future. th-cam.com/video/Gi5Nn50LjpM/w-d-xo.html
Slavi Ukraine 🇺🇦🌻🕊
Happy Easter and thanks for keeping this tradition alive.
Thank you very much!
Краса надзвичайна. Дякую!
These are so fun! The first time I made one I was in 7th grade and I didn't blow out the egg. 4 years later it exploded on the shelf of my creations my mom had for each of us kids. 💙 🥚
Yep, I completely understand!
😝 that must have smelled awful 🤢
This was the most interesting thing I have seen in a long time.
Gorgeous! I just started practicing pysanky and I am finding it very calming and enjoyable. Your work is absolutely incredible. I'm so glad I found your channel
Awesome! Thank you!
Your patience for detail is incredible. Lovely.
Очень красиво ! Вы молодец .
I watched this whole vide with my mouth open. Beautiful. If you are watching in 2022, check out what the NYC artist Sofika Zielyk is doing to support Ukraine.
Craft is my addition. Now I want to learn how to do this amazing eggs. Simple stunning. Greetings from Costa Rica
Omg I’m in awe of how beautiful this art is. Outstanding tradition ❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇺🇦
Oooh! If I had access to an ostrich egg I'd love to make some beautiful designs!
Very beautiful, I love learning about traditions and find it sad when they are lost. Thank you for sharing 👍🧡
дуже гарні яйця 😍😍 моя мама не дозволяла нам використовувати хімічні фарми, ми фарбували їх різними рослинним, овочевим соком. було все дуже цікаво.
This is a beautiful display of art!! I don't think I have a steady enough hand, the patience, or the eye for such an intricate project! I'm just amazed with this!! Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us ❤️
I can remember my baba teaching me pysanky when I was 6. I still have some of those eggs. She also painted wooden eggs for sale.
I never really enjoyed dying eggs with kids near Easter, but I definitely want to try this. These are incredible.
Happy to help!
My ex is Ukrainian and has many of these beautiful eggs. Thank you for explaining the process.
Wonderful!
That's an immensely intricate process with exquisite results!♥️♥️♥️ That definitely requires skill and talent!
First time I saw this art on TH-cam today. Absolutely beautiful!❤️
Stunning workmanship. Thank you for sharing your heritage and this gorgeous artwork.
Too beautiful for words! Something I'd treasure for ever if given one.I 💖💐🤗🥰
Wow that is unbelievably gorgeous! 😍 What amazing detail!
You did such Beautiful works of art! 💜🐦 I love how creative you are in so many things. I have a lot to crochet after I finish Spring cleaning! 🌸You are Amazing!
Oh I love this...please do more videos like this.
I had no idea that the colors were layered on like this using beeswax. Fascinating!
How beautiful a lot of patients
So beautiful. What a lovely tradition. Love you. ❤️
This is sooooo beautiful! 💜 Thank you for Sharing this with us! 🙏🏼
Thank You so much for sharing this art... you do such beautiful work!! I've never seen this before. If you look at my name, it's because I collect eggs. I'm going to have to add one of these to my collection, stunning. 🌺
Thanks so much. Very beautiful
Thank you from Egypt
You are wind full
I like your job very much
Soo beautiful! They look absolutely perfect! ❤ I wish I had a pinch of your talent and steady hand! Love this so much!
Thank you so much!
QUE TRABAJO MAS LINDO Y MAS COMPLICADO! 👍👍👍👏👏👏😘😘😘🌹🇪🇸
Great. Thanks to share this beautiful tradition
Thank you too!
Wow! Amazing! Thank you for sharing this!
Qué belleza 😍 Es una verdadera obra de arte.
It’s easier than it looks! The eggs look so complicated and they’re beautiful!
Wow! Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! ❤
Incredibly beautiful
Wwwwoooowwww... absolutely fantastic.
Thank you for sharing this. My husband and I both found this fascinating.
Wonderful!
Lovely work. My Polish Mom tried to teach me but I could never do it. We used eggs from our pet doves, blowing out the yoke in the same way. Ma didn't want the food (chicken eggs being wasted.) I hope your Ukrainian family is safe, Natazia.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful work. Have a good day and stay safe. 💜
Thank you! You too!
Oh my goodness, when i lived in Canada i use to do pysanky every year. Have been home from Canada for 18 years and had totally forgotten about doing this. thanks for the memories.
Glad the video could help!
This is a beautiful art creation. I don't have the patience to try this now. Thanks for sharing it with us. 😇
I love watching artists showing their traditional creations. This is a wonderful video. The egg is gorgeous.
Thank you so much!
Absolutely beautiful
Yay 💜 pysanky! Glad to see you doing this on TH-cam - and so beautifully! I've done Czech pysanky eggs since I was kid. I use a pin tool to apply the wax. I hope a lot of people see this and give it a try. 🌻
Yes! I love those types of eggs as well. People of Ukrainian heritage do those too. We call them "drop pull" eggs. Some call them Lemko-style eggs. When I was young, my Gram would push a dressmaker pin into the eraser of a pencil and we'd dip the head of the pin into hot wax and apply it to an egg.
Omg these are STUNNING WOW 🙏🥰🦋🙏🥰🦋🙏🥰🦋🙏🥰🦋🙏🥰🦋🙏🥰🦋
I have a small collection of these eggs. They are so beautiful. Thank for sharing how they are made.
Wonderful!
I will always remember learning about this art from Reading Rainbow as a child! Absolutely fascinating!
What a beautiful craft.
Beautiful. Quite similar to Batik work. Loved it.
Que hermoso arte!! Felicidades... 🙅🏼♀️
Lovely! I can't imagine having the patience. ❤️
I have seen this in the book series from Time/Life books called Foods of the World in the Russian Cuisine book. In the section involving the cuisine of Ukraine during the Soviet Era in the 1960's and in illustrations the book shows how to make Ukrainian Easter eggs in the traditional way with candles, wax, tools and dyes. It was very interesting and thank you for sharing this technique. I'm half Romanian so I know about traditions from the ancestral homeland.
Wonderful!
That is incredible!! I would love to get the book and a kit , I work with 2 Russian ladies who I am close to that I have crochet small items for, but I really want to make an egg for them this time 🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏💞 Thank you very much and I love your channel and love your tutorials!
Wonderful!
Beautiful and interesting. Thank you for sharing.
One of the most beautiful things I have ever seen 😍
Absolutely stunning! I remember "Pysanky" as one of the quiz item!!! xxx
We also have them in Poland(they come from middle of Poland). Pisanki can have different patterns and methonds, even scratches(kraszanki). I love them.
Yes! And Polish spelling is more pisanka / pisanki. I do scratch eggs too! What else is nice from Poland are the bullrush pith eggs made with bullrush and yarn.
That is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful!!! Sooo interesting 😊
Awesome, thank you for this amazing video. Beautiful artwork.
Thank you so much 😀
Wow, learn something new every day, never heard of it before, thanks fir sharing this with us 😊
My pleasure 😊
great video loved it thanks for sharing you lovely skill
The TH-cam algorithm brought me here and I am not disappointed. This art form looks stunning!
This is amazing!! So beautiful!
These eggs are stunning! Such beautiful artwork.
Thanks so much 😊
I tried this before I loved doing it and want to learn more
You have great talent. The eggs look amazing .🐰🙏
Thanks so much!
Wow! This is incredible. Beautiful eggs!
Thanks so much 😊
i've heard this decoration style is Slavic, with pattern variation and name variations. i didn't know before that pisanky is from Ukraine specifically, learned something new, thank you. in Lithuania traditionally eggs are dyed, then patterns are scratched onto it with a needle ir sharp tool, revealing white shell underneath, it's called margutis, and is one of techniques used in Lithuania. i've also seen some egg patterning technique in Russia as to press beads into eggshell covered by wax. i mean, i've never been to Russia, but that sounded interesting and i tried it, it was fun. i think it's more for looking than for eating though. patterning eggs is always fun, and variety of techniques from different parts of the world (did i mean different parts of Europe? perhaps) makes it all the better. diversity is beautiful.
It’s from a handful of countries in that region, including Poland.
We did this in high school and I loved it!
Awesome!
I am your viewer from Pakistan🇵🇰. I want you to create crochet decoration pieces because i want to make them and found your tutorials helpful💝
I can appreciate your effort. Your work is beyond belief!
Wonderful art.
Wow! That is Gorgeous. I have never seen anything like this before.
They are so beautiful
I sometimes used this for my silk paintings
Beautiful!!
Yes! I love doing batik-style work on silk as well (mostly scarves).
@@naztazia so maybe you are interested...
Galerie Smend in Köln ...
He has a wonderful Batik collection...so beautiful! Many greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭😘