Have you ever wondered what the egg has to do with Easter? Easter dyed eggs, or pirhi, are a universal symbol of Easter, and the tradition dates back to Mesopotamia. The egg is a widespread ancient symbol that symbolizes creation and new life. It can be found in almost all religions of the world and the world's developed cultures. In our country, the old custom of coloring eggs or pirhs, which were sometimes dyed exclusively with natural colors, has been preserved. Painted, painted or otherwise decorated eggs are also characteristic of springtime and the awakening of nature, which heralds rebirth, life and joy.
