The tradition concerns hen's eggs and all possible things you can do with them. This includes coloring, hiding (in the garden, in your flat)or "poking" (?) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostereiertitschen.
Nowadays you can have eggs of nearly all materials you can imagine (as pictured in my other blog). Most of the hand-decorated eggs you see on my pics are hen's eggs. But materials also include wax, wood, marble, ceramic.
Children like those with chocolate most, or even better: chocolate Easter bunnies (because they're bigger and because they deliver the eggs ;-))
3 comments:
So pretty! what´s the tradition in Austria? they´re not chocolate eggs, are they? perhaps painted regular eggs to use as decorations?
Fröhliche Östern!
Whoa, so many of them! Interesting picture ^_^
The tradition concerns hen's eggs and all possible things you can do with them. This includes coloring, hiding (in the garden, in your flat)or "poking" (?) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostereiertitschen.
Nowadays you can have eggs of nearly all materials you can imagine (as pictured in my other blog). Most of the hand-decorated eggs you see on my pics are hen's eggs. But materials also include wax, wood, marble, ceramic.
Children like those with chocolate most, or even better: chocolate Easter bunnies (because they're bigger and because they deliver the eggs ;-))
Did you notice the pics on my other blog???
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