Black Easter eggs: elegance and tradition on your holiday table

Black Easter eggs are not a usual guest in a festive basket. Are they a classic? Not really, but just look at them! If you thought that black means sadness, then you just haven't seen these incredible creations by Ukrainian artists. The deep black background makes bright flowers, juicy berries, and funny animals and birds look even more interesting.

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Symbolism of black color

The black color in Easter traditions is not sad at all, but very symbolic. It represents the wealth of the earth, the depth of wisdom, and the night, which is sure to be followed by dawn. Against the background of other, more traditional colors, a black egg is like a “little black dress” among Easter accessories.

The black and vibrant combination

Flaming red flowers, juicy green leaves, and sunny yellow accents on a black background are for true connoisseurs. The traditional motifs of Petrykivka painting look absolutely fantastic against this background:

• First of all, flowers. Here, colors and shapes are limited only by the artist's imagination. And it is limitless.
• Due to the dark background, the foliage ceases to be a simple frame for the main elements but attracts the eye in itself.
• Bright berries look real and very tasty.
• Fanciful birds and animals look as if they are alive.

What is the advantage of our Easter eggs?

These eggs are made of natural wood and covered with several layers of varnish, which means they will not break or fade over time. Imagine how your grandchildren and great-grandchildren will admire these decorations!

A black egg is the perfect option if you want to stand out. It fits any decor and will definitely become the highlight of the festive table. Single eggs are a chic souvenir, and a set of several eggs is a stylish gift for true aesthetes.

Visit Ukrgrafts.com, choose black Easter eggs, and add a little elegance and mystery to the holiday. And remember: black is always in trend.