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Halyna Mudryj made this egg "in honor of all the people that died in this recent ongoing revolution in Ukraine. They refer to them as the 'heavenly battalion.' The stars on the egg represent the 100 or so people that were killed. The churches on the egg represent definite churches that exist in Ukraine from north to south, east to west." She included mosques, churches and temples. The building with the two narrowest spires is the Muslim Mosque. Easter Egg Art, Ukrainian Easter Eggs, Ukrainian Art, Egg Crafts, Easter Crafts, Egg Shell Art, Carved Eggs, Pysanky Eggs, Easter Egg Designs

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Pysanky: the art of making Ukrainian Easter eggs

23 Photos “It all started when there were pagan gods and the rite-of-spring,” Halyna Mudryj explained in her introduction of pysanky -decorated Ukrainian eggs- to her classes th...
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Halyna Mudryj made this egg "in honor of all the people that died in this recent ongoing revolution in Ukraine. They refer to them as the 'heavenly battalion.' The stars on the egg represent the 100 or so people that were killed. The churches on the egg represent definite churches that exist in Ukraine from north to south, east to west." She included mosques, churches and temples. The building with the two narrowest spires is the Muslim Mosque.

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Halyna Mudryj made this egg "in honor of all the people that died in this recent ongoing revolution in Ukraine. They refer to them as the 'heavenly battalion.' The stars on the egg represent the 100 or so people that were killed. The churches on the egg represent definite churches that exist in Ukraine from north to south, east to west." She included mosques, churches and temples. The building with the two narrowest spires is the Muslim Mosque.

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