Happy Easter from the Studio d'Arte Gentile Polo!

Easter: for Christians it is the commemoration of the death and resurrection of Christ, from which the egg symbolizes the regeneration of life; for non-believers or otherwise believers, however, the egg remains as a symbol of the rebirth of life in Spring and if the egg is chocolate for children and all gourmands is also a sweet party! A tender bunny is often associated with the egg and for those of us at the Studio d'Arte Gentile Polo, at least once in our lives curiosity has been placed on the origin of this curiosity (if nothing else, the eggs do not make them rabbits) here are some interesting information about it. The tradition of Easter rabbits seems to descend from the German-speaking Nordic countries: the Easter rabbit was called Osterhase and, near Easter, the families attract the pet with a nice nest or a homemade basket. The so attracted bunny judges the behavior of the children and to those who have proved themselves good dona colored eggs. The Osterhase would have originated from the Saxon Eostre an ancient Saxon deity associated with flowers and spring which was celebrated at the Equinox.