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Christian Easter Eggs Wraps
Make 7 Easter Eggs in few seconds!
Bright colors, excellent designs, easy to make.
How to use:
1. Choose "Large" size raw eggs
2. Slip egg into the wrapper.
3. Place egg on spoon and dip into boiling water until it shrinks around the egg in about 3 seconds
Caution: Due to use of boiling water, children adult supervision required. Do not keep wraps under high temperature.
Warning: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years
Symbols
The sun and stars- life. They also can represent fortune and growth. Christian meaning denotes the love of God.
Circle- completeness
Diamond shape- knowledge
Spirals- divinity and immortality portraying the mystery of life and death
Triangle shape- trinity, air-fire-water, earth-wind-water, or the Christian symbol of the Holy Trinity
Flowers- beauty, wisdom and elegance. Some of the eight -pointed star flowers are known to represent love and caring. Flowers express the female principal.
Fish- sacrifice and a basic symbol of Christianity
Dots- heavens or the Christian meaning of Christ's tears.
Star of rose- the eight pointed star represents purity, elegance and perfection.
Straight line- eternity or the continuous thread of life
Meander or wavy line- harmony and immortality. The motif can depict motion, waves and infinity.
Birds- fertility and the fulfillment of wishes
Sieve- divider of good and evil
Trees- strength, boldness and eternal life
Baskets- motherhood and the giver of life and gifts
Grapes, grapevines- good fellowship and strong loyal love
Wheat- wishes for good health and a bountiful harvest
Butterfly- represents the frivolity of childhood
Bees- hard work and pleasantness Colors
White- Innocence, purity and virginity
Yellow- light and purity. symbolizes youth, happiness and love
Black- represents the absolute, constancy and eternity
Orange- strength and ambition
Red- spiritual awakening
Green- freshness, health and hopefulness
Brown- mother Earth and her bountiful gifts
Blue- truth, fidelity, trust and higher life
Purple- faith, patience and trust
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