MyrosiaPysankyArt
Announcement
Welcome to MyrosiaPysankyArt! Thoughts of spring and Easter are in the air -such an awesome time of year! After a busy winter holiday season, I am happily egging away, working on new pysanky!
I am currently donating a portion of proceeds from every sale to Ukrainian Humanitarian charities. May peace come soon to Ukraine!
While I normally work mostly on chicken, goose and duck eggs I have recently been playing with some different shells and am looking forward to sharing them with you. I recently finished some turkey and pheasant pysanky -loads of fun! Be sure to come and visit again to see these new works of pysanky art! :)
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Patricia on 09 Mar, 2023
5 out of 5 starsThe design and the contrast of the colours appealed to me immediately. I grouped this egg with several other turquoise eggs, This was a beautiful addition to my egg collection. I look forward to checking Myrosia's future creations.
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Drew on 19 Jan, 2023
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful item! The description was accurate, and the quality was superb.
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bennerp on 11 Dec, 2022
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful, vibrant colored egg just like in the photos. The seller is wonderful about promptly responding to questions, and is very helpful and willing to share information about her art and the details about this artform. Top notch person!
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bennerp on 11 Dec, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThese cards depicting Pransky eggs are so appealing, well designed & beautiful! They are also a wonderful way to keep Ukraine alive in people's thoughts.
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bennerp on 11 Dec, 2022
5 out of 5 starsGreat person & wonderful Christmas Praska egg! I also received an informational handout on how the eggs are made and their history. Thanks!
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Russell on 04 Dec, 2022
5 out of 5 starsI love these hand-painted Ukrainian eggs! I bought 8 different designs in memory of my father-in-law as special Christmas gifts this year. They look even better than the pictures and arrived carefully packaged to prevent damage. Thank you for your beautiful work!
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Rita on 27 Nov, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThe egg was a special request to celebrate a 50th wedding anniversary. Myrosia was extremely helpful and the egg is awesome. She created a unique gift and communicated exceptionally well during the whole process. You can trust her and her talent.
About MyrosiaPysankyArt
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I found it funny that this egg carton has an 'ingredient list'.... -
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A collection of pysanky -
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A collection of pysanky
MyrosiaPysankyArt playing with eggs in all shapes and sizes
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myrosia
Owner
Being Ukrainian, I've grown up with making pysanky. My mother first taught me when I was four years old and from then on I was hooked! Though now I do own my own set of kistka's instead of always using my parents, lol ;)
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Furry Feline Patrol
Assistant
We like to keep our human owner busy by playing fetch and asking for cuddles. Sometimes she even gives us treats! For some reason she doesn't let us play with her eggs.... especially not the shiny colorful ones. We keep trying though!
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Request a cancellation: within 24 hours of purchase
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Custom and personalised orders
Custom or personalized orders are available. If you are interested in a custom order, please message me directly
Are these actually real egg shells?
All of my pysanky are created on real egg shells that have been emptied out. I normally use chicken or goose eggs. But in the past few years have been expanding my egg canvasses from tiny quail eggs, small pheasant eggs, to duck eggs, turkey eggs and all the way up to emu and giant ostrich eggs. Each type of shell has different thicknesses, colors, and texture but all are fun to play with!
How do you make them so shiny?
I always add a glossy finish to my pysanky. This helps protect the colors and designs and each coat of resin strengthens the shell a little. I use a two part epoxy resin with UV protection and generally do at least a minimum of three coats per egg.