According to legend, the first Easter egg was presented by Mary Magdalene to the Roman Emperor Tiberius. This happened shortly after the ascension of Jesus Christ. Mary Magdalene went to see the emperor. In those days, it was customary for visitors to bring gifts to the emperor when visiting. The wealthy brought jewels, while the poor brought what they could. Thus, Mary Magdalene, who had nothing but faith in Jesus, handed Emperor Tiberius a chicken egg with an exclamation: "Christ Has Risen!" The emperor, doubtful of Mary Magdalene's words, remarked that no one can rise from the dead, and this is as impossible as a white egg becoming red. Before Tiberius could finish his words, the egg began to change color from white to bright red. It turns out that the classic Easter egg is red, but over time other colors began to be used, each color having a specific meaning. Golden - the golden color symbolizes God, divine energy, and the beauty of the Kingdom of Heaven. The golden color is a symbol of joy and sunny gold. Yellow color (ochre) - is similar to golden and is often used as a substitute for it. Yellow also symbolizes the moon, sun, and warmth. This is the color of a rich harvest. Purple or scarlet color is considered the color of Byzantine kings. Only kings could use purple ink, were allowed to sit on a purple throne, and wear clothes of this color. The binding of the Gospel from leather or wood was covered with purple cloth. This color is also present in the vestments of the Mother of God. Red color is a symbol of life's victory over death, the color of love, life, and energy. But at the same time, the red color can be considered a symbol of blood, torment, Christ's sacrifice. White color is a symbol of divinity, purity, simplicity, and holiness. All the garments of the righteous are depicted in white. Blue and light blue color symbolize the sky, eternity, and the unearthly world. It is also the color of the Mother of God, who combined in herself everything earthly and heavenly. Green color reminds of the scenes of Christ's birth, is a symbol of renewal. The color of spring and inspiration, nature's renewal, abundance of herbs, and recovery from illness. The combination of 4-5 colors represents attracting prosperity and peace, success and comfort, harmony and happiness into the home. We wish everyone to celebrate Holy Easter with joy and prepare interesting and positive meaningful gifts for loved ones.