Trivia Spin Answers Which country does this Easter tradition belong to?

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• Cooking
  Mazurek Poland
• Eating
  bun
  &
  cheese Jamaica
• Flying
  of
  kites Bermuda
• Kids
  dressed
  as
  witches Finland
• Pace
  Egg
  play UK
• Сooking
  Abbacchio Italy

Bermuda kites, made using traditional geometric designs, are a captivating blend of artistry, tradition, and recreation. They are meticulously crafted with vibrant colours, turning them into works of art. Bermudians of all ages fly these kites traditionally at Easter. The kites symbolise Christ’s resurrection. They are not only beautiful but also remarkably airworthy, holding world records for altitude and duration of flight. The kites are typically hexagonal, although larger examples may be octagonal or have even more sides. Their frames consist of flat sticks arranged like spokes of a wheel, with a nail at the center. Coloured tissue paper is carefully glued into the spaces between strings and sticks, creating intricate patterns.