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UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

About 10 to 20 work days. About 4 to 7 work days. Every package needs signature confirmation. All items are guaranteed to be the same as described in the above description. The item “UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016″ is in sale since Sunday, May 08, 2016. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ Canada\Commemorative”. The seller is “maryscom” and is located in -. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

31.1 (1 oz). First egg-shaped 1 Oz Silver coin issued by the RCM with vibrant colour throughout the elaborate design re-creates the breathtaking hand crafted artistry of a Ukrainian Easter egg. A cultural celebration of a beloved tradition on the 125th anniversary of Ukrainian settlement in Canada. The coins shape is itself powerfully symbolic as many cultures consider the egg to represent life and rebirth. The reverse design by Canadian artist Ann Morash captures the intricate beauty of a pysanka. Every element on this Ukrainian Easter egg is rich with symbolic meaning, including the individual colours: yellow stands for youth and purity; red represents the joy and passion in life; green is the colour of spring, which brings hope and renewal; and black suggests the darkest time before dawn, and the idea of eternity. When combined, these coloursand the motifs they enhanceresult in a design that is open to many interpretations, but that is nonetheless a vibrant celebration of a full and colourful life. At the top and bottom of the egg are large flowers, which symbolize love, goodwill and the beauty of nature; these are framed by bands of waves that speak of waters life-giving properties, and the idea of eternity. Beneath the waves at the top are stylized depictions of the sun and stars, which symbolize life, fortune and growth; a re-interpretation of these also appear in the centre, where they alternate with evergreen boughs that represent eternal health and youth. The Pysanka egg Simply put, it is an Easter egg decorated using a wax resist (aka batik) method. Its name derives from the Ukrainian verb pysaty, meaning to write. Pysanka is the singular form; pysanky is plural. But it is much more than that. Ukrainians have been decorating eggs, creating these miniature jewels, for countless generations. There is a ritualistic element involved, magical thinking, a calling out to the gods and goddesses for health, fertility, love, and wealth. There is a yearning for eternity, for the sun and stars, for whatever gods that may be. The design motifs on pysanky date back to pre-Christian timesmany date to early Slavic cultures, while some harken to the days of the Trypillians, my neolithic ancestors, others to paleolithic times. While the symbols have remained through the ages, their interpretation has changed, in an act of religious syncretism. A triangle that once spoke of the three elements, earth, fire and air, now celebrates the Christian Holy Trinity. The cross which depicted the rising sun is now the symbol of the risen Christ. Sun and star symbols once referred to Dazhboh, the sun god, and now refer to the one Christian God. And the fish, which spoke of a plentiful catch and a full stomach, now stands in for Christ, the fisher of men. Even so, under this Christian veneer, there still lurk the berehynia and the serpent, the sun and the moon, the old gods, the old ways, and the old beliefs. The item “UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016″ is in sale since Tuesday, April 26, 2016. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ Canada\Commemorative”. The seller is “powercoin_italy” and is located in Roma. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

About 7 to 14 work days. About 4 to 7 work days. Every package needs signature confirmation. All items are guaranteed to be the same as described in the above description. The item “UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016″ is in sale since Saturday, April 16, 2016. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ Canada\Commemorative”. The seller is “cine2743-4″ and is located in -. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada
  • Circulated//Uncirculated: Proof

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016

31.1 (1 oz). First egg-shaped 1 Oz Silver coin issued by the RCM with vibrant colour throughout the elaborate design re-creates the breathtaking hand crafted artistry of a Ukrainian Easter egg. A cultural celebration of a beloved tradition on the 125th anniversary of Ukrainian settlement in Canada. The coins shape is itself powerfully symbolic as many cultures consider the egg to represent life and rebirth. The reverse design by Canadian artist Ann Morash captures the intricate beauty of a pysanka. Every element on this Ukrainian Easter egg is rich with symbolic meaning, including the individual colours: yellow stands for youth and purity; red represents the joy and passion in life; green is the colour of spring, which brings hope and renewal; and black suggests the darkest time before dawn, and the idea of eternity. When combined, these coloursand the motifs they enhanceresult in a design that is open to many interpretations, but that is nonetheless a vibrant celebration of a full and colourful life. At the top and bottom of the egg are large flowers, which symbolize love, goodwill and the beauty of nature; these are framed by bands of waves that speak of waters life-giving properties, and the idea of eternity. Beneath the waves at the top are stylized depictions of the sun and stars, which symbolize life, fortune and growth; a re-interpretation of these also appear in the centre, where they alternate with evergreen boughs that represent eternal health and youth. The Pysanka egg Simply put, it is an Easter egg decorated using a wax resist (aka batik) method. Its name derives from the Ukrainian verb pysaty, meaning to write. Pysanka is the singular form; pysanky is plural. But it is much more than that. Ukrainians have been decorating eggs, creating these miniature jewels, for countless generations. There is a ritualistic element involved, magical thinking, a calling out to the gods and goddesses for health, fertility, love, and wealth. There is a yearning for eternity, for the sun and stars, for whatever gods that may be. The design motifs on pysanky date back to pre-Christian timesmany date to early Slavic cultures, while some harken to the days of the Trypillians, my neolithic ancestors, others to paleolithic times. While the symbols have remained through the ages, their interpretation has changed, in an act of religious syncretism. A triangle that once spoke of the three elements, earth, fire and air, now celebrates the Christian Holy Trinity. The cross which depicted the rising sun is now the symbol of the risen Christ. Sun and star symbols once referred to Dazhboh, the sun god, and now refer to the one Christian God. And the fish, which spoke of a plentiful catch and a full stomach, now stands in for Christ, the fisher of men. Even so, under this Christian veneer, there still lurk the berehynia and the serpent, the sun and the moon, the old gods, the old ways, and the old beliefs. The item “UKRAINIAN PYSANKA Easter Colored Egg Folk Art 1 Oz Silver Coin 20$ Canada 2016″ is in sale since Monday, April 18, 2016. This item is in the category “Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ Canada\Commemorative”. The seller is “powercoin_italy” and is located in Roma. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada