Source of Handmade Easter Egg Wooden Rolling Door Garland

Whether in the East or the West, the history of garlands is quite long. The earliest people wore garlands woven from these plants on their heads. In ancient Greece, people would weave garlands with plant materials such as olive branches and leaves. After the champions of the ancient Greek Olympic Games got the garlands, they would also regard these garlands as glorious "medals" and hang them on the wall as souvenirs. People's heads moved to the wall and became a kind of decoration hanging on the wall.

Easter eggs originated in late Roman times, around the 4th century AD, when people used real eggs that were decorated. These eggs are considered a symbol of life and are preserved during the 40 days of Lent (from Ash Wednesday to Easter night). During Lent, people are not allowed to eat Easter eggs. Christians use the Easter egg as a metaphor for "the beginning of a new life", which symbolizes "Jesus' resurrection and walking out of the stone tomb". The use of an egg to symbolize the resurrection of life was popular even before the birth of Jesus Christ. People in Western Europe believe that eggs have two lives, the first is "new birth", and the second is "rebirth", which symbolizes resurrection.

Nowadays, it is more common in Western culture to decorate eggs and wooden rolling door wreaths at home, because in Western religious culture, the shape of the wreath is very similar to the crown of thorns of Jesus’ crucifixion, so at Christmas, people will place Wreaths are hung on the gate to commemorate. In addition to Christmas, during Easter in April, Westerners will also hang garlands decorated with eggs. Later, as the influence of religion faded away, the habit of Europeans and Americans to hang garlands no longer had strong holiday restrictions, and appeared. In different seasons, hang different garlands for decoration. Wooden rolling door garlands of Easter eggs in various colors are woven together to become a beautiful landscape in the home.