Nobody dyes eggs like Serbs: New techniques are shared on Instagram we didn't even know about (PHOTO)

Like every year, Serbs are still very creative in painting Easter eggs. From early morning, pictures of beautifully decorated eggs started appearing on Instagram profiles. Some were traditional, some modern, and we noticed some new techniques. 

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One of the main rules that is connected to the painting of eggs is that you have to do it early in the morning on Good Friday. If you can't do it by then, at least by noon. And of course, first you dye a red one to be a house guardian.

Instagram is getting fuller with creations of Serbian hosts boasting with their success.

Done! Ofarbali smo i sebe i jaja i šporet i pločice u kuhinji!#vaskrs #eastereggs #bunny #familytime #threeofus

A post shared by Marija Jakšić Basarić (@mashabasaric) on Apr 14, 2017 at 3:56am PDT

There are some true artists among the Serbian women.

Hram Svetog Save, Beograd Zahvaljujemo se @___grofica___ Za ovu prelepu fotografiju #srbija #srbijauslikama #serbia #beograd #belgrade #beograduslikama #velikipetak #pravoslavlje #vaskrs #orthodox #easter A post shared by Serbia in pictures (@srbija_u_slikama) on Apr 14, 2017 at 1:11am PDT

Moms are always trying to amaze their children, so they prepare eggs with pictures of their favorite cartoons.

Dobro jutro drugari,uživajte u ovom prelepom danu i predstojećem prazniku! #spongebob #goodmorning #delicious #coffee #easter #eastereggs #uskrs #vaskrs #velikipetak #beograd #belgrade #srbija #serbia #art #illustration #paint #tv_living #tv_stilllife #still_life_gallery #ig_color #artofvisuals #serbianphotography #rsa_vsco #click_vision #click_dynamic

A post shared by Sonja Zajovic (@___grofica___) on Apr 14, 2017 at 12:34am PDT

Koji je vaš omiljeni crtani junak? #easter #eastereggs #uskrs #vaskrs #velikipetak #beograd #belgrade #srbija #serbia #art #illustration #paint #tv_living #tv_stilllife #still_life_gallery #ig_color #artofvisuals #serbianphotography #rsa_vsco #click_vision #click_dynamic A post shared by Sonja Zajovic (@___grofica___) on Apr 14, 2017 at 3:54am PDT

We noticed that new special trend has gotten into Serbian homes this year, dying of eggs in vine. Eggs colored like this look like crystals.

Gotova za sve moje male princeze,balerine i veštice #vaskrs #jaja #ester #egg #diy

A post shared by Jelena Joksimovic (@jeka_barraband) on Apr 14, 2017 at 2:40am PDT

Kristalna jaja bojena u crnom vinu #gagasrceblogspot #gagaukujni #gastroblog #foodbloger #foodlover #food #foodlovers #foodphotography #foodphoto #eggs #jaja #ᴇᴀsᴛᴇʀᴇɢɢs #uskrs #uskrsnjajaja #vaskrs #vino A post shared by Dragana Petrović (@gagaukujni) on Apr 14, 2017 at 2:57am PDT

Despite all the trends, most of the eggs were painted in socks and grass and cooked in old Serbian way - in water.

Ove godine mi ni jedno nije puklo. a ofarbala sam ih 60 Sad da se ohlade, pa da ih ucaklim. #vaskrs #uskrs #easter #vaskrsnjajaja #eastereggs #orthodoxeaster #instasrbija

A post shared by Dragana Pušica, Gastro Bloger (@gagagrne) on Apr 13, 2017 at 6:37am PDT

#vaskrs A post shared by Suzana Pejcic (@00_suzana) on Apr 14, 2017 at 1:29am PDT

Nastavljamo po tradiciji, 100 komada #vaskrs #farbanajaja #jaja #tradicija #velikipetak

A post shared by Milan Ivkovic (@milance_95_) on Apr 14, 2017 at 3:06am PDT

Done! #Easter #Uskrs #Vaskrs #uskrsnjajaja #eastereggs A post shared by Ana Surdilovic-Nikolovski (@anasurdilovicnikolovski) on Apr 13, 2017 at 12:05pm PDT

#velikipetak #vaskrs #orthodox #easter #eggs #colours pripreme....

A post shared by Ostoja ٿ Solesa (@ostoja95) on Apr 14, 2017 at 4:37am PDT

(Telegraf.co.uk)