"Florentine Flames" from its
ornate hanger and set it on a
lighted base. I was quite
impressed by not only how it
looked, but by the patterns it cast
all over the ceiling and walls.
Now, when I carve an egg, No
matter how I envisioned it being
displayed as I was carving it, I
usually hold it up to a suspending
hanger, try it on a stand and also
light it. On rare ocassions, the
results actually manage to change
my mind. For further details
about this egg, please clck here.
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