Pysanka
Pysanka is the Intricate decoration of Easter eggs using traditional Ukrainian wax-resist
techniques, emphasizing symbolism and cultural significance.
Pysanka Course
Pysanka is a unique and beautiful art form that involves using melted beeswax to draw
designs on eggs, which are then dyed in layers to create stunning and intricate patterns.
The process is meticulous and requires patience, precision, and attention to detail.
Each egg tells a story through its unique patterns and colors, and the tradition of
Pysanka has been passed down for generations.
Meet Your Instructor
Yevheniia (Jenna) Bazaliy
Yevheniia Bazaliy is an Ukranian folk artist. Born in Ukraine, she lives in Columbia
(South Carolina) since 2015. Yevheniia’s interest in Pysanka was inspired by her maternal
grandfather, who was a native of the Lemko region of the country. Pysanka practice
has grown throughout her life with guidance from various artists and through participation
in folk festivals. It is a part of her life that she loves to share by conducting
workshops and giving lessons. In 2020-2021 she was a recipient of a South Carolina
Arts Commission (SCAC) Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Initiative grant and helped
to promote Pysanka art in South Carolina.
| Dates / Sessions |
Times |
Fees |
Pysanka
10/26/2026 & 11/02/2026
Mondays
2 Sessions
Register Online
Notes: course orientation information will be emailed approximately one week before the course
starts. |
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM |
$120 |