Easter day ribbon and bow
Easter is a Christian holiday commemorating the resurrection of Jesus on the third day after his crucifixion. Also known as Jesus Easter, Lord Easter, Catholicism is also known as the Resurrection of Jesus.
During the festival, people give each other Easter eggs, symbolizing life and prosperity. Since the vernal equinox is not fixed each year, the specific date of Easter each year is also uncertain. But the festival is roughly between March 22 and April 25.
The early church used it to replace the Jewish Passover. At the beginning, some churches held commemorative activities on the 14th of Nissah in the Jewish calendar; the Council of Nicea in 325 stipulated that the first Sunday after the full moon of the spring equinox was Easter. In 1582, Western Europe switched to the Gregorian calendar (that is, the Gregorian calendar). Some churches in the East still use the Julian calendar, so Easter is usually one or two weeks later than Catholic and Protestant churches, or even five weeks later. During the festival, people give each other Easter eggs, symbolizing life and prosperity. Since the vernal equinox is not fixed each year, the specific date of Easter each year is also uncertain. But the festival is roughly between March 22 and April 25.
The holiday symbols of Easter are Easter eggs and Easter rabbits. During the festival, people boil the eggs and paint them red in accordance with traditional customs, which represents the blood of the swan and also expresses the happiness after the birth of the goddess of life. Adults and children gather together in groups of three or five to play with colored eggs. They roll the colored eggs on the ground or on the soil slope. The winner is the winner, and the winner can get all the eggs from the players. The event is very popular, and the White House will also organize such games during Easter. It is believed that rolling an egg back and forth on the ground can cause the devil to constantly tremble and suffer. This kind of custom has a long history. The egg is used as a symbol of Easter because it heralds the coming of new life, and people believe that new life will emerge from it. Another symbol of Easter is the little bunny. The reason is that it has a strong ability to reproduce, and people regard it as the creator of new life. During the festival, adults will vividly tell children that Easter eggs will hatch into bunny. Many families also put some easter eggs on the garden lawn to let the children play an egg hunting game. Easter eggs and bunny have also become popular commodities during the holiday season. In addition, lilies are the mainstream flower during Easter.
Spring Easter Wired Edge Ribbon Bunny Carrot Ribbon Gift Wrapping Ribbon for Easter Day, Spring Party Decoration.The easter ribbons are printed cute pattern, including bunny, carrot, egg and car, which is attractive and in keeping with the Easter in spring.You can decorate your gift, wreath, flower basket, porch and others with the easter ribbon, adding the Spring easter festival atmosphere.
