Slovenian artist Franc Grom drills down on the meaning of “Wholly Week”. His exquisite works are cherished worldwide, but you may have to hunt to find his contact information. And, if you are really feeling scrambled (sorry, I’m on a roll), you should stick with this post and check out the cross-stitched eggs by Ukranian needleworker Inna Forostyuk. Not sure HOW she does it…curved needle? Certainly over easy…
You can watch a quick video below to learn more about Franc Grom.
Could you please tell me his e-mail address?
No you are not missing a thing. It should be Holy Week but I was trying to reference the HOLES in the eggs…Not being WHOLE was the best I could do and so I made it up…Glad you read it so carefully in any case!!! Hope you had a wonderful Easter if you were celebrating! B
Can you help me out with the pun “Wholly Week”? I’m missing something. . . .
Oh my word, they are just phenomenal. I am speechless, thank you for sharing this. Just out of interest, so we know what he does with the contents of the egg? I assume that the contents are eaten and not just thrown away? Thansk again.
They are but are in high demand…there is a waiting list…you can email the artist and get on it….they are beautiful aren’t they? Thank you for commenting.
Hi Betsy
Are the Easter eggs for sale?
Happy Easter to YOU!!! xo
Exquisite. Happy Easter!
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