The Easter Market
The Easter Market Collections
A springtime menagerie of handcrafted bunnies, painted eggs, spun-cotton figures, embroidered textiles, vintage treasures, and objects made to return each Easter.
Explore the complete Easter collection or follow the season through the makers, materials, and creatures that give it character—from glittered papier-mâché and folk craft to chicks, lambs, mushrooms, and storybook rabbits.
The Easter Market
Explore the Collections
Begin with the complete Easter edit, then discover the distinctive makers and collected traditions at the heart of the season.
The complete Easter menagerie: bunnies, eggs, chicks, lambs, textiles, ornaments, and spring treasures.
Embroidered rabbits, gardens, flowers, and spring scenes told through pillows, linens, and keepsakes.
Kitsch Holiday by Sarah Riedel
Colorful handmade figures where glitter, vintage imagery, humor, and storytelling meet.
Spring Creatures & Motifs
Build Your Easter Menagerie
Shop by the animals and symbols of the season, mixing familiar Easter traditions with woodland character and a touch of the unexpected.
A Collected Spring
Easter Decorations with Character
The most memorable Easter displays feel assembled over years rather than bought all at once. A glittered rabbit joins a hand-painted egg; an embroidered cushion echoes the colors of spring flowers; a small vintage chick appears beside branches, tulips, linen, and favorite tableware. Each object has its own voice, but together they create a world.
At BON TON goods, Easter begins with the visible hand of the maker. The old-world papier-mâché of Ino Schaller, the expressive spun-cotton figures of Vintage by Crystal, and the narrative embroidery of Coral & Tusk offer three distinct ways to bring craftsmanship and imagination into the season.
Layer these new heirlooms with Estate Easter finds and folk-inspired pieces from A World of Craft. Then let the menagerie grow through bunnies, eggs, chicks and hens, lambs, and the curious woodland charm of mushrooms. These are decorations intended to return each spring—and to become richer through familiarity.









