Taking cues from some of the world’s most distinctive stoneware, an assemblage of artistically rendered eggs elevates seasonal décor into eye-catching objects d’art.
Treasured for its matte colors and cameo-like motifs, Wedgwood’s finely wrought Jasperware inspires a cache of handmade Easter eggs that are themselves worthy of being considered keepsakes. Tinted with a palette evocative of cheery buttercups, cloudless skies, and the silky petals of tulips bravely emerging from winter’s long slumber, these palm-sized pretties can be pulled into seasonal vignettes or integrated into tablescapes alongside heirloom china. To create a complementary backdrop, gather a bouquet of creamy roses and variegated blossoms in an ivory vessel. Artichokes can be tucked in the arrangement to add sculptural appeal. Moss rabbits lend a sense of whimsy, each dressed for the occasion with a jaunty bow.
Fashioned from wooden eggs that are painted and trimmed with embellishments made from silicone molds and resin—which mixes easily and dries in a soft shade of white—these adornments are presented to best effect when poised atop crystal and silver egg cups or cradled in a rustic nest. For special celebrations, thoughtful hosts may delight in sending one of the charming mementos home with each guest.
See more of this feature in our March/April 2026 issue, available on newsstands now.
Text by Audra Shalles
Styling by Emily Thomas
Photography by Stephanie Welbourne Steele
