...prepared:

for the chocolate bunny days...

Getting out the eggs for easter decoration.
These eggs are made in a traditional Upper Hessian way (you paint raw eggs with hot beeswax and a quill, then dye, then taking the wax off, greasing them if wanted) with on the one hand (or egg) traditional drawings and on the other hand (or egg) with free drawings.
This one is the Doge's Palace in Venice (as you can see the lower part here).


And yes, they are still raw. It takes them a couple of years to dry out, so you should be really cautious of non dropping them.


The box's solution? Hmmm, tomorrow :)
Have a nice weekend!