I make and sell Pysanky.  I buy my eggs from farmers in the Jamestown, ND region.  The eggs are washed and drained and then I use a wax and dye process that dates back thousands of years.  The dyes were traditionally made from grasses, vegetables, bark and berries. The dyes I use are powders mixed with water and vinegar.  I use the traditional tools to draw the designs on the eggs, beeswax from a local apiary (Buffalo City Bees) is used on the eggs as well as in the candles I use to heat my tool (Kistka).     The eggs come in a gift box with a stand and a copy of a brochure explaining the significance of the colors and symbols.