Greeks have been cracking red eggs at Easter for centuries. The tradition, although it is also a fun game, is steeped in religious symbolism.

Anke Hanusch dips her tool into dark blue wax and dots it precisely on a yellow-dyed Easter egg in her hand. Back and forth, ...

According to Ecclesiastical tradition, it comes on first Sunday after the Paschal Full Moon, which follows spring equinox, ...

Eastern Europe has a rich tradition of celebrating the Easter season and passing meaningful Christian customs on to ...

Long before Easter became a Christian holiday, eggs were already seen as symbols of new life and fresh beginnings. Ancient ...

Where do Easter eggs come from? The answer for children, of course, is that the Easter Bunny lays them. But the history of ...

Anke Hanusch dips her tool into dark blue wax and dots it precisely on a yellow-dyed Easter egg in her hand. Back and forth, ...

What is the origin of Easter eggs? Do they derive from authentic Christian traditions, or do they come from ancient pagan practices?

The tradition of decorating Easter eggs is part of the culture of the ... Modern-day Sorbs are descended from Slavic tribes in Central and Eastern Europe who settled in Germany some 1,500 years ...

From ancient Persia to present-day Lafayette, the tradition of dyeing Easter eggs reflects a deep history of faith, renewal and more. What to know ...

Members of Germany's Sorbian community carry on the tradition of decorating Easter eggs. It's part of the culture of the ...