These aren’t the standard Easter eggs from your childhood. These eggs are delicate works of art that are painstakingly carved by Chinese artist Wen Fuliang. For ten years now, Wen Fuliang has been using a fine diamond bit on a rotary tool to carve hollow chicken and goose eggs with stunningly intricate detail.
First, Fuliang carefully drains the yolk through a syringe, then sketches his design with a pencil. Saying that this is when things get tricky would be an understatement. Fuliang must gently hold the egg with one hand while using the rotary tool to slowly carve out the egg shell design.
As you can imagine, it’s a slow and time consuming process, but great art often takes time and Fuliang’s eggs are nothing short of incredible.
