Designer Easter sets by Vivienne Westwood

Meeting the bright holiday of Easter, we recall the events from the New Testament, about the suffering, death and resurrection of the God-man Jesus Christ. These thoughts are the main things to pay attention to during Easter.

In addition to the spiritual component of the Easter holiday, there is a tradition to consecrate and give each other Easter sets or simply Easter cakes made from dough with raisins, as well as cakes made from cottage cheese with raisins. In addition, many people paint chicken eggs with natural dyes, such as onion skins. This tradition started from the following events - Mary Magdalene came to Rome to preach the teachings of Jesus Christ and went to the Emperor Tiberius himself.

Everyone came to the emperor with gifts, presented jewelry and objects of art. And Mary did not have jewelry, since she was poor, and therefore brought the emperor a chicken egg. Giving the egg to Tiberius she uttered the words - "Christ is Risen!"

Tiberius doubted and said that no one can return from the world of the dead and be resurrected. This one is as hard to believe as it is that a white hen's egg will suddenly turn red.

Before the emperor had time to utter these words, the white egg turned red. Since then, we have had the tradition of dyeing chicken eggs for Easter.

If you want something unusual, you can pay attention to designer Easter sets, for example from Vivienne Westwood. The sets themselves were made by the confectionery factory - Fortnum & Mason, and Vivienne westwood just developed a design.