Wooden lucky pig in pink – craft cutouts, 2–10 cm

It's New Year's Eve. The table is laid and your guests will arrive any minute. Between the plates and glasses, a little wooden lucky pig in bright pink sits at every place. A detail like this takes hardly any effort. Yet it brings a smile to the table straight away. These laser-cut wooden cutouts are made for small moments of luck like this: for scattering, sticking, painting and giving.

What changes for you

• You can finish your table or card decorations in just a few minutes. The wooden lucky pigs come ready cut, so all you have to do is place them.
• You'll find the right size for every idea, from a small table scatter piece to the largest format. The widths range from 2 to 10 cm in 1 cm steps.
• You can relax while crafting with children – the stain meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3.
• You can keep decorating however you like, with pens, paint or glue. The back is left natural and untreated.
• You get even, precise shapes with smooth edges. Every pig is laser-cut in our own production in Pößneck.

Why this wooden lucky pig makes a difference

Shop-bought greeting cards and small gifts can easily feel interchangeable. A handmade detail doesn't. With the pink wooden pigs, you can make cards, money gifts and table decorations yourself. You won't need to spend hours crafting. The natural wood and the bright colour mean your decorations won't look mass-produced. Instead, they look like a moment prepared with care.

Material & finish

The lucky pigs are made of 3 mm poplar plywood and feel pleasantly light in your hand. Laser cutting gives them smooth, precise edges. It also leaves the typical brown edge that frames the pink surface. The glaze on the front is durable. Depending on the light, the wood grain or small knots may show through. This is not a flaw. It's the sign of a genuine natural material, and every piece is unique. The back is left natural, so you can easily stick things on it or decorate it yourself. They are made in Thuringia, Germany.

Dimensions & technical details

• Material: plywood (poplar)
• Material thickness: 3 mm
• Width: 2 cm to 10 cm, selectable in 1 cm steps
• Colour: top glazed pink, underside natural and untreated
• Shape: pig (lucky pig motif)
• Cut: laser-cut, smooth edges, precise dimensions, with the typical brown laser edge
• Glaze: meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3
• Made in Thuringia, Germany

How to use the lucky pigs

• For New Year's Eve and New Year: scatter the little pigs between glasses and candles. Your table will wish everyone luck for the new year even before midnight.
• For making money gifts: stick a little wooden lucky pig on a plain envelope. It turns it into a gift people will remember.
• On greeting cards: stick a pig on a card for a birthday, an exam or the New Year. You'll be sending luck people can hold in their hands.
• For crafting with children: little ones can paint the natural back however they like. And they'll be proud of their very own lucky charm.
• In cafés, bakeries or at market stalls: at New Year, you can decorate your counter, trays or small gifts for customers in minutes. It looks neat and recognisable and takes little effort.

Good to know about the lucky pig

In German-speaking countries, the pig has been a symbol of prosperity and luck for centuries. In the past, anyone who owned a pig was well provided for. Even today, Germans say “Schwein gehabt” (literally "had a pig") when someone has been lucky. That's why the lucky pig is part of New Year's Eve and New Year. It's just as suitable for exams, moving house and any occasion when you want to wish someone luck.

Options & what's included

• Width options: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 cm
• Set sizes: 10, 25, 50 or 100 pieces
• Each set contains lucky pig cutouts in the size you choose. Decorations shown in the product images are not included.

Frequently asked questions

Does the pink glaze meet toy safety standards? Yes, it meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3. That includes crafting with children.

Are both sides pink? No, only the front is glazed. The back is natural and untreated. It's ideal for sticking on or painting.

Why does the grain show through on some pigs? Wood is a natural material with varying textures, shades and small knots. Depending on the light, the grain stays visible. That's exactly what makes every piece unique.

Where does the brown edge come from? It's created during laser cutting and is part of the design. Laser cutting also gives the pieces smooth, precise edges.

What counts is the moment someone opens your card or sits down at the table. They spot a little pig wishing them luck, and it makes them happy. Simply choose your size and set quantity and get started.