Hungarian egg decorator brings new spin on ancient craft


By AGENCY
Tunde Csuhaj, creator of artfully decorated Easter eggs, presents a goose egg at her workroom in the town of Szekszard, Hungary. Photo: AFP

With lace-like etchings and carvings made with a hand drill, the decorative egg art of Hungarian artist Tunde Csuhaj is bringing a different spin on an ancient handicraft popular at Easter.

As in neighbouring countries like Ukraine and Romania, Hungary boasts a long tradition of egg painting as part of Easter celebrations.

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