It is said that as long as pysanky (Ukrainian Easter eggs) are being made somewhere in the world, the balance between good and evil is maintained. This blog is a record of my own contributions to saving the world from evil.
Thursday, March 29, 2018
40 Days of Pysanky 25: Diasporan Ruzha
This is a classic diasporan design that I used to teach a class of middle school and high school level students in Bloomington last week.
40 Days of Pysanky 24: Orchids
This is a replica of a pysanka from Vira Manko's The Ukrainian Folk Pysanka (Table 28, No. 10), from Kirovohrad Province in south-central Ukraine.
40 Days of Pysanky 23: Forty by Forty
This is a replica of a pysanka from Vira Manko's The Ukrainian Folk Pysanka (Table 32, No. 21), from Zhytomyr Province. This design is a further enumeration on the Sorokoklyn or "40 Wedges" division.
40 Days of Pysanky 22: Flower Sakvy
This is a replica of a pysanka from Vira Manko's The Ukrainian Folk Pysanka (Table 37, No. 31). This design is from Sloboda Annyna, Kharkiv province, the far eastern edge of Ukraine.
40 Days of Pysanky 21: Little Bells
This is a replica of a pysanka from Vira Manko's The Ukrainian Folk Pysanka (Table 36, No. 16), from Chernihiv Province.
Sunday, March 11, 2018
40 Days of Pysanky 19: Pine and Combs
This pysanka is a replica of one featured in Elyjiw's Sixty Score of Easter Eggs (Table 9, No. 5-6) from Pidliashshia, a region now in Poland.
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