In Bucovina region practiced egg painting is a tradition inherited from ancestors.

First the eggs are boiled and when are warm, they are painted with beeswax.

 The wax is kept in low heat, preferably in a tin container to keep the wax liquid.

  It follows the painting (incondeierea) of the eggs with traditional Romanian motifs.

Easter egg painting is an ancient tradition with pre-Christian origin.
Painted eggs symbolize the arrival of spring and the rebirth of nature.
In the Romanian folk tradition, Easter eggs are considered a symbol of regeneration and purification.