Easter Egg Celebration

The eggs we see during the Passover celebration are certainly not the usual hard-boiled eggs but the Easter eggs that have been decorated in such a way. Long ago, the ancient Egyptians and Persians had a habit of decorating eggs which were then exchanged with friends. Well, this habit is the embryo of the tradition of exchanging Easter eggs that have been decorated to others during the celebration of Easter.

and again Easter eggs are decorated like a white chicken, not the original egg, but eggs from syroform. The basic ingredients are using white paper plus materials such as cotton. This white chicken is accompanied by yellow chicks.

Although not an obligation but Easter eggs are always present in this religious celebration. Eggs are staying as a symbol of Easter celebration because inside an egg there is a new life to be born, growing and developing. The resurrection of the Lord Jesus Himself signifies the beginning of a new life because that is the egg is regarded as a suitable symbol for the day of the Passover.

In addition to colored eggs, it turns out now there are also pictorial eggs that are not less cool and certainly not likely you can meet when shopping in the market. If you do not believe me, try to look at some of the following pictures and remember if you've seen them in the market or not.