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On April 6, the mothers and sisters of missing Defenders from the \\”Living in Expectation\\” initiative in the Sheptytsky community participated in a craft workshop. The meeting was organized by artists-restorers from the Museum of Religious History at the Potocki Palace \u2014 Olena Truliaieva and Iryna Koval.<\/p>\n
Each participant created her unique pysanka \u2014 a symbol of life, hope, and love. For most, it was the first experience with wax and paints, so they attentively followed the artists’ advice. The process required concentration, patience, and precision, but it captivated everyone without exception.<\/p>\n
In this atmosphere of shared warmth and comfort, where each line was drawn with love and thoughts of the dearest ones, pysankas became more than just Easter decorations \u2014 they transformed into a prayer, a talisman, a hope that families will reunite once again.<\/p>\n
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