Easter eggs in Lithuania 📷

There is a very old and widely spread tradition in Lithuania ( and probably in many more other countries as well) coloring eggs for Easter morning. Some of them eventually become just a lot more than a piece of food. Most may end up being never eaten. Because they become like a piece or art.

Have you ever seen anything like this?

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Some people avoid any artificially made coloring materials, and do coloring as much ecologic as possible. Using natural materials, like onion peel and small leaves or flowers. Like this:

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And like with any art sort - only your imagination is the limit:

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Some creators are saving their painted eggs, year after year, building a nice, incredible collections:

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So tell me (in your comments) what you think about all this ?

And what traditions you have in your country?

@onealfa

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