Wooden Easter decoration – 3D eggs, engraved on both sides

The branches in the vase are still bare. But Easter is just around the corner, and the tree is waiting to be decorated. With this wooden Easter decoration, you hang 3D Easter eggs on twigs and branches that have something to show from every side: finely engraved flowers and tendrils that look alive in the light. They are made for your Easter tree. In just a few minutes, the engraved eggs are hanging from every branch.

What changes for you

• Your Easter tree looks lovingly decorated from every side. The motifs are laser engraved on both sides, so the eggs show their design whichever way they turn.
• You get real depth instead of flat hangers. Thanks to the 3D design with a depth of 70 mm, these Easter eggs clearly stand out from ordinary flat decorations.
• You can hang up the same decorations year after year. Wood lasts a long time, and the laser engravings don't fade like printed hangers.
• You bring a piece of handcraft into your home. Every egg is made in Germany, and the natural grain makes each one unique.

Why these 3D Easter eggs make a difference

There's plenty of Easter decor out there. Much of it is bright and shiny, and it often ends up sorted out after one season. A wooden Easter egg brings calm and a natural feel to the table instead: warm wood tones, fine engravings, nothing garish. Your tree looks calm rather than cluttered. And spring moves into your home with warm wood tones and fine engravings.

Material & finish

The Easter eggs are made of plywood. All cuts are cleanly lasered, and the flower and tendril motifs are laser engraved on both sides. The result is a clean finish you can feel in your hand when you hang them up. Wood is a purely natural material. It varies in shade, shows different structures and can have small knots or irregularities in the grain. The engravings also almost always turn out slightly different in shade on each side. This is not a flaw. It is exactly what makes every egg one of a kind. The Easter decorations are made by hand in our own production in Pößneck.

Dimensions & technical details

• Material: plywood
• Size: height 95 mm, width 70 mm, depth 70 mm
• All cuts laser-cut
• Motifs laser engraved on both sides
• Handmade, made in Germany

How to use the 3D Easter eggs

• On the Easter tree: Hang a few eggs on the branches. The vase on the dining table becomes the centre that everyone gathers round at Easter breakfast.
• On a branch in the window: Hang a single egg on a branch in the window. Spring greets everyone who walks past, from both sides.
• In a café or bakery: Hang the wooden decorations on a branch next to the counter. With just a few steps, you have seasonal, natural shop decoration. After Easter, you can store them undamaged for next year.
• As a small gift: Add an engraved wooden Easter egg to your Easter greetings. It's a little present that won't end up in the bin after a week.

Good to know about the Easter egg

For centuries, the egg has been a symbol of new life and the start of spring. That's why many families decorate twigs and branches with eggs at Easter. A wooden Easter egg carries on this tradition in a particularly lasting way. It survives many Easters and, over the years, almost becomes a small family ritual.

Care & durability

There's not much you need to do. After the season, simply dust them off and store them somewhere dry. Avoid constant moisture, as wood is a natural material. That way, the eggs and their engravings keep their natural look for many years.

Frequently asked questions

Can you see the motifs from both sides? Yes, the flowers and tendrils are engraved on both sides. However the egg turns on the branch, the engraving stays visible.

Why do the eggs look different? Plywood is a natural material. Its shade and grain vary, and it occasionally has small knots. This also makes the engraving turn out lighter or darker. Every egg is one of a kind.

Where are the Easter decorations made? By hand in Germany, in Bütic's own production in Pößneck.

Picture the moment: the tree is decorated, light falls through the engravings, and your home feels a little like spring. Hang up the first eggs. Easter can come.