Pysanky are wax-resist-dyed eggs from a thousand-year Ukrainian folk tradition. A hot kistka draws beeswax lines, the egg passes through successive dye baths, and the melted wax reveals layered talismanic geometry — forty triangles, eight-point stars, endless meanders.

This design system channels the Petrykivka-village winter night: matte iron-gall black, cochineal-red ritual bands, sharp egg-yolk yellow, and snow-white wax hairlines that feel embossed on a chalky eggshell surface.