Ukrainian pysanky eggs are intricately decorated Easter eggs made using a traditional wax-resist (batik) technique. They’re a stunning form of folk art with deep symbolic meaning, passed down through generations in Ukrainian culture. Video: @pysanka.art | TasteAtlas

Katherine Alexander makes pysanky eggs. She draws designs on the eggs using melted wax and dips them in dye. She melts the wax to reveal the designs. | Culture Insider

399K views · 6K reactions | It's time to melt the wax off my new pysanky eggs #pysanky #eastereggs #folkart #pysankaart #easterdecor #lineart #traditionalart #artwork #giftideas | Pysanka Art | Facebook

Are you planning on dyeing eggs this weekend with your family? This short video from the museum’s learning department offers a simple demonstration of Warhol’s pysanky egg dyeing technique, adapted for home use for families and makers of all ages. #MuseumFromHome | The Andy Warhol Museum

The Ukrainian tradition of pysanky, the art of decorating hollowed-out eggs with folk designs dates back to pagan times. | CBS Sunday Morning

28K views · 642 reactions | Here are three designs of traditional Ukrainian pysanky eggs. The vibrant black and orange colors come together in a striking display, enhanced by delicate white lines that create intricate patterns. Truly a timeless art form! #pysanky #eastereggs #folkart #pysankaart #easterdecor #lineart #traditionalart #artwork #giftideas | Pysanka Art | Facebook