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The Easter tradition of dying eggs has turned into an art form
Wow, that is amazing. The amount of patience and skill it takes to create all those seemingly perfect straight lines.
I would buy an ostrich egg for a couple thousand from her.
[QUOTE=Keitaro;44589422]Wow, that is amazing. The amount of patience and skill it takes to create all those seemingly perfect straight lines.
I would buy an ostrich egg for a couple thousand from her.[/QUOTE]
Sadly, I dunno how foreigners can order such eggs. There's fairs and websites where you can buy them from in the country.
She seems to have an e-mail address tho: [email]elena.incondeietoare@gmail.com[/email]
I imagine that woman could make a lot of money if she sold her eggs internationally.
I've been wanting to do this for a bit. It seems like all I need is some dye, a makeshift stylus, and the correct wax.
This is actually done a lot in the serbian part of my family. My mother makes a ton of these every easter. I'm actually going to visit them later today so maybe I can get a few pictures for you guys.
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