Traditional Polish Dyed Easter Eggs - Part 2: Brown Onions (Drapanki) @inyourpocket
Traditional Polish Dyed Easter Eggs - Part 2: Brown Onions (Drapanki)  @inyourpocket
Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Originating as a pagan tradition, Traditional Dyed Polish Eggs have been absorbed into national Christian traditions and have become a fixture of Easter celebrations. Eggs symbolise spring’s revival of nature and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In other cases, it’s hours of arts and craft fun to be had. In this video, we look at how brown onions are used to dye easter eggs brown!
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Traditional Polish Dyed Easter Eggs - Part 2: Brown Onions (Drapanki)

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