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Polish pisanka (plural pisanki) or jaja wielkanocne〔Święta polskie: tradycja i obyczaj 1996 p. 192〕 (''Easter eggs''); ''piski, kraszonki''〔Zwyczaje, obrzędy i tradycje w Polsce - 2001, s. 161〕 is a common name for an egg (usually that of a chicken, although goose or duck eggs are also used) richly ornamented using various techniques. The word pisanka is derived from the verb 'pisać' which in contemporary Polish means exclusively 'to write' yet in old Polish meant also 'to paint'. Originating as a pagan tradition, pisanki were absorbed by Christianity to become the traditional Easter egg. Pisanki are now considered to symbolise the revival of nature and the hope that Christians gain from faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. There are various types of pisanki, based on the technique and preparation used: ==Kraszanki== Kraszanki (sometimes called malowanki or byczki) are made by boiling an egg in a decoction of plants or other natural products. The colour of kraszanka depends on the kind of product used: * * ''brown'': onion peels; * * ''black'': oak or alder bark or the nutshell of walnut; * * ''golden'': the bark of young apple tree or the marigold flower; * * ''violet'': petals of the mallow flower; * * ''green'': shoots of young rye or leaves of periwinkle; * * ''pink'': the juice of beet. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Pisanka (Polish)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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