Five hand-painted eggs arranged on a decorative ceramic plate, photographed as part of Sham El-Nessim (شم النسيم) preparations in Egypt. The eggs are decorated with crayon and marker drawings including smiley faces, zigzag patterns, and multicolored stripes, alongside one naturally dyed red-brown egg. Sham El-Nessim is an ancient Egyptian spring holiday celebrated annually on the Monday following Coptic Easter, with egg decoration being one of its most recognized traditions practiced across Egyptian families regardless of religion.