Grapat Sunrise eggs

The Sunrise Eggs are a set of three wooden, Easter inspired ornaments. They are shaped and coloured to capture the feeling of spring and Easter, and can be displayed around the home or handled during play. The description presents them both as seasonal decorations and as pieces that invite children to explore, making them a flexible addition to festive play.

Each box holds three ornaments. They are described as delicate decorations meant to bring a seasonal, Easter feel to a room. Because they come as a trio, they work well grouped together on a display or shared during play, and they also make a small, thoughtful gift for the season.

The description lists them for children aged 3 years and over. At this age children can handle the ornaments carefully during play and pretend. As these are small wooden pieces, keep them away from babies and younger toddlers who still put objects in their mouths, and supervise play and any hanging displays.

They are made to be versatile. You can hang them from a branch or Easter tree, rest them on a windowsill, tie one to a doorknob, or set them out on a seasonal table. Beyond decoration, children can bring them into play for an egg hunt, spring themed small world scenes, or simple imaginative games.

They are wooden ornaments made by Grapat, a family run workshop in Catalonia, Spain, which is known for natural wooden toys and decorations. As with other Grapat pieces, each ornament is finished by hand, so small differences in colour and grain between the eggs are normal and give each one its own character.

Yes. The description suggests them as a thoughtful gift, and their small size and seasonal theme suit Easter and spring occasions. They can be given on their own as a set of three, added to an Easter basket, or paired with other Grapat pieces for a larger present that can be displayed and played with.

Wipe them with a dry or lightly damp cloth and avoid soaking, since too much water can affect the wood and finish. Let them dry fully before storing. When the season is over, pack them away somewhere dry and out of direct heat so the colour and wood stay in good condition for next year.