Sorbian Easter eggs, wax batik technique, richly decorated chicken eggs.

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5387 x 3596 px | 45.6 x 30.4 cm | 18 x 12 inches | 300dpi

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28 January 2020

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RM2AT2EP3–28 January 2020, Brandenburg, Lübbenau: Barbara Fix holds an artfully decorated Easter egg in her hands. She wears the traditional working dress of the Sorbs/Wends. Fix decorates up to 300 white hen's eggs a year according to their own specifications, using the traditional wax batik technique or the bossy technique. Although Easter is only celebrated in April, she is already producing the Sorbian eggs so that they can be sold at fairs in Lusatia shortly before Easter. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

RMD6JPXA–Colourfull designed eggs are featured at the 15th Sorbian Easter Egg Market in Schleife, Germany, 24 March 2012. The four techniques of designing Easter eggs - wax-batik, wax-embossment, scratching and etching - are presented to the public until 25 March 2012. Photo: Matthias Hiekel

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RM2AT2ETB–28 January 2020, Brandenburg, Lübbenau: Bärbel Lange sits in her workshop for sorbian eggs. She decorates white chicken eggs all year round using the wax batik technique and the bossier technique. After about two hours, the simple and inconspicuous hen's eggs are transformed into small works of art. The Sorbs in the Lausitz are famous for the artistic decoration of Easter eggs. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

RMD6JPX9–Colourfull eggs lie on a large plate at the 15th Sorbian Easter Egg Market in Schleife, Germany, 24 March 2012. The four techniques of designing Easter eggs - wax-batik, wax-embossment, scratching and etching - are presented to the public until 25 March 2012. Photo: Matthias Hiekel

RMT3FBBT–06 April 2019, Brandenburg, Lübbenau: Marita Muckwar, artist, wears a Sorbian-Wendish festive costume and shows chicken eggs decorated with the wax batik technique. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

RM2AT2ET6–28 January 2020, Brandenburg, Lübbenau: Bärbel Lange holds a Sorbian Easter egg in her hand. Throughout the year she decorates white chicken eggs with the help of the wax batik technique or the bossier technique. The Sorbs in the Lausitz are famous for the artistic decoration of Easter eggs. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

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RMD6JPXB–Kerstin Hanusch, wearing a Sorbian traditional costume, is one of 30 participants of the 15th Sorbian Easter Egg Market in Schleife, Germany, 24 March 2012. The four techniques of designing Easter eggs - wa-batik, wax-embossment, scratching and etching - are presented to the public until 25 March 2012. Photo: MATTHIAS HIEKEL

RM2AT2EP5–28 January 2020, Brandenburg, Lübbenau: Bärbel Lange holds a Sorbian Easter egg in her hand. Throughout the year she decorates white chicken eggs with the help of the wax batik technique or the bossier technique. The Sorbs in the Lausitz are famous for the artistic decoration of Easter eggs. Photo: Stephan Schulz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

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Sorbian Easter eggs, wax batik technique, richly decorated chicken eggs.

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