Marigolds

This is my own design based on the savky (saddlebags) division.

Stylized Mallow Flowers

This is my own design using some traditional motifs. Mallow flowers actually have five petals but most flowers on pysanky are fantastical, anyway.

Hutsul Cross

A near-replica of a Hutsul pysanka featured in Zenon Elyjiw's Sixty Score of Easter Eggs (Table 68, No. 7).

Grape Vine

The medallion of this pysanka is borrowed from material from Luba Perchyshyn, the banding patterns are my own variations on traditional meanders. In the diasporan tradition, grapes signify a long-lived and loyal love. The meanders here also suggest an infinite quality.

Kosmach Folk Pysanka

Slightly modified from a pysanka in Vira Manko's The Ukrainian Folk Pysanka (Table 13, No. 8) from Ivano-Frankivs'k Province, Kosmach, Kosiv region.

Folk Pysanky from Lviv Province

This pysanka is in the Sokal style with random placement of flowers and leaves (Table 6, No. 1, Sokal Region).

Alternate view of Table 6, No. 1. This pysanka was created by writing the first lines on a yellow-dyed egg, continuing with green and red, then etching back to white in vinegar.

Slightly modified from Table 6, No. 35. 

Both of these pysanky are featured in Vira Manko's The Ukrainian Folk Pysanka.