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Can you tell me more about decorative Easter eggs?
Decorative Easter Eggs
Though many think of the edible variety, not all Easter eggs are for consumption. Some eggs come with rich, decorative designs and are meant for display for many years to come. The pysanka is a Ukrainian Easter egg that uses a wax resistant method to produce intricate, delicate patterns. The Fabergé eggs, made by Peter Fabergé for the Russian Tsars over a hundred years ago, are famous for their spectacular jeweled Easter eggs.
Easter Frequently Asked Questions
What are some of the different ways Easter is celebrated throughout the world?
What Easter celebration takes place at the White House?
What are some major Easter events to take children to?
I'd like to see a major Easter parade. Do you have any suggestions on where to travel?
Can you tell me more about the religious celebrations of Easter in the Philippines?
Why is Easter on a different day each year?
Where does the name Easter come from?
What is the history of the Pagan celebrations of Easter?
How did Easter originate within the Christian religion?
Where does the story of the Easter Bunny and Easter eggs come from?
How do I get an egg ready for coloring?
Are there food products that I can use to dye an Easter egg?
What's the best way to dye eggs using natural dyes?
Can you tell me more about decorative Easter eggs?
How do I make my own chocolate Easter eggs?
I am preparing a meal for an Easter dinner get-together. Do you have any food suggestions?
What foods should I include in an Easter brunch?
What's a great mixed drink I can make to compliment my Easter meal?
I'd like to serve some desserts with my Easter meal. Do you have suggestions?
