Forget food coloring, come Easter there are some countries that take egg decorations to a whole other level. From precision paint jobs to magnificent shell carvings, the world is full of traditions that will forever change the way you look at a carton of eggs. We’ve circled the world on the mother of all Easter egg hunts to track down the most egg-cellent national design techniques. After seeing how these eight countries do Easter, you’ll never want to settle for food coloring again. 1. Japanese Washi Eggs In Okinawa, Japan, people decorate eggs with traditional Japanese Washi paper. The paper is cut into strips and glued onto hollowed out eggs piece by piece, then varnished. 2. Greek Red Dyed Eggs The blood red eggs of Greece are one of the oldest Easter traditions in the world. Though the origins are disputed, the technique has been the same for centuries. That deep…