Use these Fabergé egg topper designs to enhance your paper Imperial Russian Fabergé Eggs to make them appear authentic.
Teach children about a unique period in Russian history while they enjoy coloring these artistic renditions of Imperial Russian Fabergé Easter egg designs.
Fabergé eggs are jewelled eggs made by the Russian jewler, Peter Carl Fabergé and his assistants between 1885 and 1917 for Russian Tsars.
Many of the Fabergé eggs had beautiful top decorations that lifted off to reveal the contents of the particular egg.
Print these topper color book images, decorate them to match the particular Fabergé egg pattern.
Color the toppers with crayons or markers, affix sequins and sprinkles of glitter onto the design then cut out and tape or paste the toppers onto the completed Fabergé egg.
To learn more about Peter Carl Fabergé and Russian Art visit the PBS Treasures of the World web site.
To view beautiful close-up photographs of Fabergé Eggs visit Treasures of Imperial Russia web site
