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Inscribed by UNESCO, 2024
UNESCO’s 2024 decision records pysanky taken to church at Easter and then kept at home; families also give them to mark births, baptisms and weddings.
A Ukrainian egg decorated with wax and dye, kept at home and given at births, baptisms and weddings.
Record, Folk and Modern are kept apart, and each one carries its source.
UNESCO’s 2024 decision records pysanky taken to church at Easter and then kept at home; families also give them to mark births, baptisms and weddings.
People keep the eggs in the house through the year, believing they keep the household safe.
Whenever we show a pysanka, we name the Ukrainian maker.
It opens with the pencil construction, then follows the record, how people used it, and the piece we make today. Every fact in it comes from the sources on this page.