Bring yourself in nostalgic Easter mood with our lovely Easter eggs made of fine ceramics. With many customs and traditions, Easter is the first festival in spring, which we are looking forward to with great pleasure. We like to remember Happy Children's Days when the egg hunt in the garden and the company with loved ones filled our hearts. The duo of decorative Easter eggs fits perfectly into this charming retro atmosphere. Take a look at how lovely the eggs have been designed! The fine, cream-white ceramic was painted on one side with an elaborate lithograph of cute Easter bunnies and...
Bring yourself in nostalgic Easter mood with our lovely Easter eggs made of fine ceramics. With many customs and traditions, Easter is the first festival in spring, which we are looking forward to with great pleasure. We like to remember Happy Children's Days when the egg hunt in the garden and the company with loved ones filled our hearts. The duo of decorative Easter eggs fits perfectly into this charming retro atmosphere. Take a look at how lovely the eggs have been designed! The fine, cream-white ceramic was painted on one side with an elaborate lithograph of cute Easter bunnies and plants, reminiscent of the trendy vintage look.
Wonderfully, for example, a stylish Easter basket can be set up by decorating a natural wicker basket with Easter grass and placing the high-quality egg in the middle. Also as a fine table decoration for Easter brunch or as an Easter decoration for the windowsill, the ceramic egg is ideal.
The vintage Easter eggs as a table décor are made of ceramic and are available in a set of 2 pieces. Each decorative egg is about 16 centimeters high and has a diameter of about 12.5 centimeters.
Height: approx. 16cm
Diameter: approx. Ø12,5cm
Color: white, yellow, brown, green
Material: ceramic
Quantity: 2 pieces
Note: accessories as well as decorative items shown on product images are not part of the product unless they are explicitly included.
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