Pink wooden pig – lucky pig, plywood, 3–50 cm

A New Year greetings card, a lovingly packed gift basket or a mobile for a child's room. Sometimes all that's missing is a small extra that completes the design. This pink wooden pig is made for exactly that. It's a flying lucky pig made of plywood. You choose the size that suits your idea. That's how a nice craft idea becomes a piece people like to pick up.

What changes for you

• You'll find exactly the right size for your project. The pig is available from 3 cm to 50 cm wide in 1 cm steps.
• Your decoration looks neatly made rather than home-made. That's thanks to smooth laser-cut edges and a precise cut. The typical brown laser edge is a deliberate detail.
• You can also use the design in a child's room or on a present for a child. The pink glaze meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3.
• The untreated back gives you space to paint, write on or decorate. It's ideal for personal messages and your own colour ideas.
• You save yourself the effort of sawing by hand. Every pig comes to you ready cut from Bütic's own production in Pößneck.

Why this wooden pig makes a difference every day

Pink pigs make people smile straight away. Use them on the gift table, on a pinboard or as part of a garland. Instead of random plastic decorations, you hold a real piece of wood. It looks warm and feels pleasant to the touch. And because you choose the size freely, the design fits exactly where you need it. From a small card decoration to a large pig in the shop window.

Material & finish

The pig is laser-cut from 3 mm plywood. This gives smooth, clean edges with no finishing needed and a precise shape. The front has a pink glaze. Depending on the light, the wood grain and small knots may show through. That makes every piece unique, because wood is a purely natural material with varying textures and shades. The back is left natural and untreated, so paints and pens stick to it well. Every pig is made in Thuringia, Germany.

Dimensions & technical details

• Material: plywood
• Material thickness: 3 mm
• Colour: pink top, natural underside
• Shape: pig (flying design)
• Width: 3 cm to 50 cm, selectable in 1 cm steps
• Reference size: at a width of 10 cm, the height is 8.5 cm
• Cut: laser-cut, smooth edges, precisely sized, typical brown laser edge
• Made in Thuringia, Germany

How to use the wooden pig

• On New Year's Eve: put a small lucky pig on every napkin. Your guests will start the new year with a smile.
• When wrapping presents: thread the pink pig onto the ribbon or glue it on. The parcel needs no further decoration.
• In a child's room: combine several sizes into a mobile or a garland. It's a cheerful decoration that stays up for a long time.
• Crafting with children: let them paint and decorate the untreated back. Every child takes their own lucky pig home.
• In a shop or café: large pigs in the shop window, small ones on the counter or price tag. Your New Year display is set up in minutes. With sets of up to 100 pieces, it works for larger areas too.

Good to know about the lucky pig

In German-speaking countries, the pig has been a symbol of luck for centuries. In the past, anyone who owned a pig was considered wealthy. To this day, Germans say “Schwein gehabt” (literally "had a pig") when something turns out well. That's why the design suits New Year's Eve and New Year especially well. It also suits exams, house moves and any occasion when you want to wish someone luck.

Options & what's included

• Width selectable from 3 cm to 50 cm in 1 cm steps
• Available individually or in sets of 10, 25, 50 or 100
• Top glazed pink, back natural and untreated

Frequently asked questions

Is the pink glaze suitable for children's items? Yes, the glaze meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3.

Can I paint the pig myself? Yes, the back is left natural and untreated. It's well suited to painting, writing on and decorating.

Why does each pig look slightly different? Wood is a natural material with varying textures, shades and small knots. Depending on the light, the grain shows through the glaze. That makes every piece unique.

What is the brown edge on the sides? The pigs are laser-cut. The typical brown laser edge forms during cutting. It also ensures smooth, clean edges.

Where does the product come from? Every pig is made in our own production in Pößneck, Thuringia.

What counts is the moment when someone unwraps your present. They spot the little lucky pig and can't help smiling. Just choose your size and quantity. The pig does the rest all by itself.