01From our 3D workshop
Easter / Made personal
Somebunny is hiding in here.
A woven wicker basket tied with a pink ribbon and bow, under a white linen cloth. A sleepy bunny peeks out of the cloth with closed eyes, pink cheeks, two paws and tall pink-lined ears, with four pink eggs tucked in round it. Lift the cloth by the bunny to find what the Easter bunny left.
Wicker, linen & pinkTry your colors and size in 3D.
Every detail is confirmed in your design proof.
Designed in three dimensions
Strands weave over and under upright stakes between twisted rope bands all round the flaring basket. A ribbon ties round it in a plump bow with swallowtail tails, every downward face of the bow climbing within the 45-degree limit, and prints in a second color as part of the body. The lid is a linen cloth with folds and a stitched hem; a sleepy bunny peeks out of it with closed eyes, two paws and tall ears leaning back from 82 to 68 degrees, beside four eggs. The nose, cheeks, ear linings and eggs print in the same second color, the eggs’ zigzags left white. It rests on the rim by its beveled underside.
Closed basket including the bow and the bunny’s ears. Two printable parts; final fit is tested before production.
Need it larger or made to fit something? Choose a size below or in the 3D view.One basket box and its bunny cloth lid; contents are separate. Decorative storage; not for unwrapped food. Not a toy.
Share your choices above. We review feasibility, send a personal quote, and work through the design details. Production starts after you approve the agreed design and order terms.
Have a deadline? Include the date you need delivery, so we can check production and shipping together.
Made for decorative indoor use. We confirm the material and care guidance with your quote. Keep printed pieces away from heat and open flames.
Use a separate suitable wrapper for food gifts; the box is not made for direct food contact.
Easter is celebrated in many ways, from church services to family egg hunts. Tell us whether you prefer spring motifs, faith-centered details, or simply names and color.
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