Expensive egg to the day of Christ. Guided by this popular wisdom, we asked 10 florists to come up with 10 Easter eggs - one for each. As a result, nine florists remained, and for some reason, eleven eggs turned out ...1. According to Lyudmila Bondarchuk ("The Gardens of El Salvador"), the egg she invented is an open universe, in which there are various things: leaves, pebbles, berries, flowers.2. If florists were jewelers, Nadezhda Islankina ("Elite Flora") would be called Faberge.3. The winner of various competitions (our and foreign), the beauty and pride of our florist magazine Roman Zarubin ("Gardens of El Salvador") reflected on the dilemma that comes first: an egg or a chicken. The two-meter egg he made looks like a fantastic bird and is covered with bird feathers.4. In Ksenia Bulgakova ("The Gardens of El Salvador") eggs are white and fluffy - like angels.5. Egg, invented by Marina Kim ("Gardens of El Salvador"), made of quail eggs and decorated with hyacinths. Almost present.6. The most unexpected material was chosen by the decorator and florist Sergei Malyuchenko for the egg ("Flower Salon in Razdory"). Imagine, this is nothing like coal.7. The second egg he made is like a spider with hairy legs. 8. Mila Kozhuhovskaya made an egg-cage from leaves, inside which there are many small glass eggs.9. The most elegant work belongs to the florist Marina Kim ("Gardens of El Salvador") - from multi-colored rose petals.10. The egg, similar to pineapple, was invented by Tatyana Bobkova ("The Gardens of El Salvador"). Palma in the winter garden turned out to be the most suitable place for it.11. Larisa Kravchenkova (“Tsvettochka”) turned out to have a Japanese egg: “At the bottom of the egg are broken lines, sticks, and chaos, which at the top takes on a harmonious, complete form. This is a transition from winter to spring.The editors are grateful for the assistance in conducting the shooting of Design Bureau Masha Stepanova, architect Amalia Talfeld, Architectural Design Bureau Artistic Design
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