Eggs have been dyed in Denmark since the 1600s. In her memoirs, “Jammersminde”, Chr. 4’s daughter, Leonora Christine, wrote that in 1667, she exchanged painted Easter eggs with another prisoner when she was in the Blue Tower.
Eggs have been dyed in Denmark since the 1600s. In her memoirs, “Jammersminde”, Chr. 4’s daughter, Leonora Christine, wrote that in 1667, she exchanged painted Easter eggs with another prisoner when she was in the Blue Tower.
