Handmade Easter Eggs Coloring Book

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Therefore, Easter has arrived! The Easter egg, along with Easter cake and cottage cheese Easter, is a staple of the spring celebration. The Easter custom of decorating eggs dates back centuries to celebrate the coming of spring and the renewal of life. Mary Magdalene, according to legend, brought the first Easter egg to Roman Emperor Tiberius to proclaim Jesus's miraculous resurrection. According to another popular mythology, Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, painted eggs as a way to keep Jesus occupied as a newborn. The paint used to decorate an egg has symbolic meaning; for example, red represents power and God's love for humanity, while blue is the colour of the Blessed Virgin and symbolises charity, optimism, and charity towards one's fellow man. Yellow, like orange and gold, is a symbol of wealth and prosperity, while white is associated with paradise and represents spirituality and cleanliness. The colour green, like the result of combining blue and yellow, symbolises growth and renewal. Easter games centre around these brightly coloured eggs, which also help set the celebratory tone. Children and adults alike enjoy Easter egg-themed games. Let's get creative now. Make some paint and some brushes, guys. Make each egg a miniature masterpiece.*mouse*