The Great Holiday - Easter Egg Dye and Display Set

Once, Easter eggs were painted with onion skins. The color intensity fluctuated within a small range with little variety otherwise. Eggs were laid on the edges of a plate or a dish filled with bright green sprouted oats. Such plates served as decorations for festive tables. Another way of dyeing eggs involved boiling them in water together with multicolored silk threads. As a result, the eggs looked like pieces of marble. In the modern days egg dye tablets have replaced these obsolete technologies, being much more convenient to use, fast, and brightly-colorful. Moreover, the set also includes a beautiful plate for displaying all of your colored eggs.