
At last! Daylight lengthens, the creek’s bubbly refrain resumes, and valiant spring beauties emerge. A spirit of expectancy swells within, inspiring us to join Eastertide’s celebration of new life by elevating a handful of humble eggs into emblems of hope.
Whether crafted from wood and vintage ephemera or freshly gathered and tinted with a palette evoking spring’s burgeoning flora, handmade Easter eggs have been recognized as symbols of faith and renewal for many centuries. Artisanal eggs, like these fashioned by former Artist-in-Residence Stephanie Monahan, are intended to be cherished keepsakes one can pull from a cache each year.
While some eggs may find their way into a child’s Easter basket or be destined for a thrilling hunt, a clutch of these colorful treasures looks lovely tucked gently into a mossy nest arranged in a shallow glass bowl or showcased alongside an array of speckled eggs painted in earthy pastels.
Text Audra Shalles
Photography Stephanie Welbourne Steele
Styling Maghan Armstrong



