This spring, Elephant Family and Clarence Court eggs are bringing a little magic to London with The Big Egg Hunt 2025!
From 24 March to 27 April, a spectacular collection of artist-designed eggs will be hidden across the city as part of a free public art exhibition. Using the official Egg Hunt app, visitors can track down these beautifully decorated treasures, collect them digitally by scanning the QR code on the egg plinth, and unlock exciting prizes along the way. 
The activity is in support of Wildlife Charity, Elephant Family, and once the trail is finished, all eggs will be auctioned off to raise vital funds for conservation efforts.
Everyone is invited to find the 2-foot egg sculptures, which are scattered around some of London’s most iconic landmarks, including Battersea Power Station, The Barbican, The British Museum and The Royal Albert Hall.
Love Brand's Easter Egg
Of course, LOVE BRAND & Co. had to get involved in the festivities! We have been donating funds and raising awareness for Elephant Family since our conception. Our founder, Oliver Tomalin, handpainted his own egg with our signature ‘Elephant Palace’ print in gold, our most iconic print from our collection of over 250.
The 'Elephant Palace' Egg depicts Asian elephants in gold ceremoniously joining their trunks to form the illusion of Indian palaces in the reverse shapes. Look once, and you’ll see grand architectural silhouettes; look again, and the elephants emerge. Stand beside someone else, and they may see the opposite.
The print is as engaging as it is symbolic. Telling the story of coexistence, with the elephants and architecture representing nature and mankind, inhabiting one design and sharing one space, in harmony.
All of Oliver's prints for LOVE BRAND & Co. are silhouettes inspired by nature and the world around him. The wildlife and forms interlock to become colourful geometric patterns offering new interpretations, where the motifs are almost lost in the patterns, as endangered wildlife are almost lost to the planet.
Where To Find Our Egg
Oliver’s ‘Elephant Palace’ egg can be found at Battersea Power Station; we’ll leave it’s exact whereabouts for you to find yourself! Join the adventure, discover extraordinary art, and support vital conservation efforts, all while having a cracking good time!
