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Pysanky Studio Hour!
February 18 @ 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
$10.00Have you ever participated in a Pysanky workshop? Whether you’re already acquainted with the art or looking to try it for the first time, we welcome you to join our upcoming Pysanky studio sessions! These sessions provide a unique opportunity to explore your creativity with the convenience of provided tools, dyes, waxes, towels, and heat sources. You have the option to bring your own eggs or purchase chicken, duck, or goose eggs at our studio for your creative endeavors. We will supply all of the tools and dyes- feel free to bring your own but Don’t forget to label if you.
While there won’t be formal lessons or instructions, the sessions encourage a delightful exchange of ideas among participants. Design inspiration will be readily available, and our experienced instructor will be present to offer guidance. Come and be a part of this engaging artistic experience, where sharing and learning from one another are integral to the enjoyment of the sessions!
The tradition of individuals coming together to make pysanky holds special significance in Ukrainian culture, fostering a sense of community, tradition, and shared creativity. Pysanky-making is often a communal and social activity, providing an opportunity for socializing, sharing stories, and strengthening community ties, whether in a village or a family setting. Participants contribute their unique ideas, designs, and color choices, leading to a diverse array of pysanky reflecting the creativity of the group.
The art of creating pysanky is passed down from generation to generation, and individuals teach younger generations the intricate techniques, patterns, and symbolism associated with pysanky, preserving cultural heritage for all. Pysanky-making becomes a shared artistic experience, adding a festive and communal element to the preparation for Spring and for holidays like Easter.
The tradition is deeply rooted in Ukrainian cultural identity, serving as a celebration of heritage and a way to express cultural pride. Symbolic elements, such as protective motifs and representations of nature, are incorporated into pysanky, enriching the experience with rituals and customs that deepen the cultural significance of the practice.
Overall, coming together to make pysanky is a communal and culturally significant practice that goes beyond the artistic aspect. It is a reflection of shared heritage, community bonds, and the continuation of traditions, creating a meaningful and cherished experience for all involved.
Details
- Date:
- February 18
- Time:
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11:30 am - 12:30 pm
- Cost:
- $10.00
- Event Categories:
- All Workshops, Calendar, Pysanky, Studio Sessions, Ukrainian Egg
Venue
- Mi Craft House
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516 E. Grand River Ave.
Howell, MI 48843 United States + Google Map - Phone
- (517) 551-4297
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