Easter has arrived! The Easter egg stands as a key symbol of the spring celebration, alongside traditional treats like Easter cake and cottage cheese Easter. Representing life and renewal, the custom of coloring eggs dates back to ancient times. One legend tells that Mary Magdalene gave the first Easter egg to Emperor Tiberius to announce Christ’s resurrection. Another tale attributes the tradition to the Virgin Mary, who is said to have painted eggs to amuse the infant Jesus. The colors hold deep meaning: red signifies divine love, blue represents the Virgin Mary’s compassion, white embodies purity, and yellow or gold symbolizes abundance. Green blends hope and renewal, while vibrant hues add joy to festive games. Children and adults alike delight in Easter egg activities. Now is the perfect time to unleash creativity—prepare paints and brushes to transform each egg into a masterpiece.