Hand-painted Ukrainian chicken Pysanka #14

This pysanka is designed in the traditional Trypillian style, reflecting the symbolic patterns and artistic elements of the ancient Trypillian culture, which flourished in Ukraine over 5,000 years ago.

A Window into Prehistoric Ukraine

Crafted with deep respect for history, this Trypillian-style pysanka by Olha Sakhno brings the symbols of an ancient civilization back to life. The chicken egg serves as a perfect canvas for Trypillian motifs—bold spirals, sacred triangles, and flowing lines that symbolize fertility, energy, and harmony with nature. Each hand-painted design mirrors the aesthetic found on Trypillian pottery, echoing the spiritual and artistic expressions of a culture that flourished thousands of years ago. This piece is a rare fusion of archaeology and fine art, making it a meaningful addition to any collection.

Ms. Olha's Easter egg are exhibited at the National Museum of Ukrainian Folk Decorative Art, the K.G. Stetsenko Historical Museum and Memorial Museum, and the Kvitka Educational Complex; they also represent Ukrainian culture in private collections abroad.