How to dye Ukrainian-style pysanky eggs

[royouth17]

everything is mispronounced and it hurts my ears. -and the ukraine people ? you mean ukrainians ?

[DarkVidRP]

ke feo

[HVHhousedoc]

Not a dying art--very popular in the USa, and having a renaissance in Ukraine. Also, the art is pysankarstvo, and egg is a pysanka (PIH-son-kah, not pie-san-ka). The tool is most commonly called a pysachok; keest-ka is a regional usage.

[mydogludwig]

I am sorry to say, that she is totally ignorant of the true culture and trade art. A school teacher that knows nothing of researching the reality ! Try learning from a real Ukrainian!

[Unsweet]

A beautiful and dying art. Lovely.

[Craetions]

the most modern term for the tool is spelled "kistka"

[ukerkater]

Good instructional video, but her pronunciations are off (understandably, I suppose). It's not called a "keeshka", but a keestka or kistochka, which means " a bone". Also, its called a pysanka with an emphasis on the first syllable. The word for "writing" is pysaty and a pysanka is something which displays writing. Sorry, just being fussy.

[royouth17]

@ukerkater THANK YOU.

[thedude77777]

ukies are kickass

[wsdfw12]

just so you know..blow out the egg before anything because its so stinky if u just leave it out lol. i left it for like a month or two and then i blew it xD not good..dont use ure mouth to blow it out either.:|

[RedRoseAngel666]

I have a question, When learning how and there is no one around to teach you. Are there some books you would suggest that could help someone learn on their own

[dxinuyasha]

I Do have a book on it, but i dont know where it has gone, so i canot tell you the name of it, but there are many sites on the internet about it.