This is perhaps the most significant pysanka of all in the collection, as it brings home the reality of Russia’s attempts to dominate Ukraine over centuries. This art piece is derived from the 17th century Cossak poem about a red viburnum (kalyna), representing Ukraine’s age-old struggle for independence:
“Oh, in the meadow a red viburnum has bent low.
For some reason, our glorious Ukraine is in sorrow.
We will take that red viburnum, and will raise it up.
And, hey-hey, we will cheer up our glorious Ukraine.”
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Size: 2.5'
Delivery: All pysanky purchases are to be collected in person at Southcentre Mall prior to 6:00 PM on Friday, April 5. All pysanky purchased but not collected will be shipped at the purchaser's cost using standard shipping rates. Purchasers will be responsible for taxes, duties, and all other shipping-related costs.
