Ukrainian Easter eggs are called "pysanky," singular -"pysanka" meaning "things that are written upon." They are not painted, but rather produced by a complex wax-resistant dying process. The symbols and colors have special meaning. Designs can be very simple or extremely detailed.
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- Ukrainian Gift Shop Retailer of egg decorating supplies required for the art of pysanky. Includes kits, books, dyes, and kistky.
- Pysanky Showcase Offers traditional, contemporary and Celtic designs that have been dyed or etched. Also information on symbols and a how-to guide.
- Pysanky by Lorrie Popow Traditional and contemporary designs made from quail, chicken, goose, rhea and ostrich eggs.
- Pysanky Collectibles Hand-decorated original designs for sale along with tools, supplies and instruction book. Classes offered locally in Fleetwood, Pennsylvania.
- Best Pysanky Offers hen, goose, emu and ostrich decorated shells, as well as wood, porcelain, plastic, stone and crystal varieties. Pysanky supplies, stands, instruction and kits.
- Pysanky and Batik Eggs by Dore Gallery of previously sold and current eggs, with history and order information.
- Baba's Beeswax Supplier of basics tools needed for making Ukrainian Easter Eggs. Offers kits, teaching aids, books and publications.
- Pysanky Jewels Handmade earrings, necklaces, pins, and eggs of all sizes in pysanky style by Stephanie Astalos-Jones.