A close-up view of children sitting on the floor coloring hard-boiled eggs using multicolored felt-tip markers during Sham El-Nessim (شم النسيم), Egypt's ancient spring holiday celebrated annually the day after Coptic Easter. Decorating eggs is one of the most recognized customs of Sham El-Nessim, with roots tracing back to ancient Egyptian traditions of marking the spring season. The scene shows multiple children's hands holding eggs and markers, with scattered colorful pens spread across a gray surface.