Among the craftspeople was Joanne Staroschak, above. One of her icon eggs is shown at right. A Ukranian artist schooled in Psanky (the art of painting and using dyes and wax to apply religious designs to eggs), had beautiful items for sale, exquisite pieces of ethnic folk art. A native of the Ukraine now living in McKees Rocks, she has been teaching the art she learned from her grandmother for more than 50 years. She has taught the craft at Carnegie-Mellon University, University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne University, and countless schools and churches. She applies her intricate and stunning designs to chicken, goose, ostrich, and wooden eggs. Each design has a different Christian meaning.