Posted on 18 July 2011. Tags: cualquier verdura, design, easter, egg, house, object
What you see in action is the cuddly Easter Egg. A wonderful product that surprises grown-ups and kids alike. When you take it out of the box you see a closed egg with a complex mechanism that one can’t help but activate. And there, the surprise: the egg spins and opens like a flower, and inside is a tiny furry duck that waits for our signal to see the world.
And that is all, but for the sensitive at heart it is a whole lot. They are new and come in a box. In general they are yellow chicks, but sometimes a multicolored bird appears. They cost $20.
Pick up the cuddly Easter Egg for just $20 in Cualquier Verdura. Open Thursday-Sunday, midday to 8pm. For more information, click here.
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Posted on 22 April 2011. Tags: Christianity, easter, photoessay, semana santa
Tierra Santa – the Holy Land – the religiously-themed amusement park in Costanera norte in Buenos Aires holds a re-enactment of the 12 stations of the cross on Friday and Saturday before Easter. Afterwards, there is a candlelight mass and fireworks. It is an interesting pageant and believers are brought to tears. Photographer Beatrice Murch shares her photos of the spectacle.
Rabbis and Pontius Pilot condem Jesus to death via crucifixion.
Jesus is whipped by a Roman soldier.
Jesus Christ carries his cross through the 'streets of Jerusalem'.
Followers of Christ.
Jesus is nailed to the cross.
Water on a sponge is lifted to Jesus to quench his dying thirst.
Believers of Christ raise their hands to show their faith that he died for their sins.
Jesus Christ dead on the cross.
Mother Mary weeps over the body of her son, Jesus Christ.
The actors who portray Jesus Christ and Mother Mary pose for snapshots with attendees.
Tierra Santa as viewed from above with Palermo in the background.
Evening mass is held by candlelight on the grounds of Tierra Santa.
A Christian holds their candle during evening mass.
Fireworks explode behind the massive 18 meter high statue of Jesus Christ as he resurrects over the mountain.
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