This exhibition explored the history of intricately decorated Easter eggs, or pisanice, in Bela Krajina, a region in the far southeast of Slovenia. There, residents began preparing for Easter in the winter time. For the intricate work of traditional egg painting, they used beeswax, a special writing tool called a pisalka, a candle, red and black dye, and a lot of patience. The eggs were made mainly by women, who gave them to the men they fancied—and also to their godfathers and friends.