London is set to be dazzled by over 100 decorated large-scale eggs, brought to life by iconic names in not only art, but also design, interiors, food and fashion. With the likes of Anya Hindmarch, LUAP, Fortnum & Mason, Philip Colbert, Duncan Campbell & Charlotte Rey involved, this amalgamation of talented creators guarantees a spectacle for the whole City to enjoy.

 From 24th March to 27th April, 2025, everyone is invited to find the scattered 2ft egg sculptures as part of a free-to-view trail across iconic locations and landmarks. From historic neighborhoods like Chelsea, Canary Wharf, Covent Garden and Marble Arch, to famous cornerstones in London’s rich tapestry, such as Battersea Power Station, The Barbican, The British Museum and The Royal Albert Hall, each landmark provides the perfect backdrop to witness an exhibition like no other whilst exploring the Capital.

THE BIG EGG HUNT 2025 FROM WILDLIFE CHARITY ELEPHANT FAMILY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CLARENCE COURT EGGS  

Over 100 large-scale eggs designed by leading artists have been scattered across London as part of an unmissable city-wide exhibition.

Featuring over 100 large-scale Egg Sculptures, designed by leading names from the worlds of art, design, fashion, jewellery and food, THE BIG EGG HUNT 2025, from wildlife charity Elephant Family in partnership with Clarence Court Eggs, will be free and open for the public to enjoy.

Artists include: Mr Doodle, Rana Begum, Anya Hindmarch, Chopard,  Beth Katleman,  Sophie Tea, LUAP, Remi Rough, Duncan Campbell & Charlotte Rey,  Philip Colbert, Charlotte Colbert,  Bellerby Globemakers, Andy Sturgeon, Rob & Nick Carter, David Loftus for Clarence Court, Dominic Harris, The Royal Drawing School, Gisella Stapleton, Boyarde,  Szabolcs Bozo,  Katherine Parkinson, Josh Gluckstein,  Natasha Law plus many more. 

The trail will span the City, including iconic destinations such as Battersea Power Station, Covent Garden, Chelsea, Marylebone, Marble Arch, City of London and Canary Wharf, as well as some of the world’s most famous institutions such as Buckingham Palace, The Barbican and The Saatchi Gallery.

In aid of Asia’s Wildlife Charity, Elephant Family, in partnership with Clarence Court Eggs, the Big Egg Hunt will run from 24th March - 27th April, 2025. There is a silent auction site where egg and art-lovers can bid to buy their favourite eggs, with the money raised going to support Elephant Family’s vital conservation work to protect habitats and wildlife in South Asia.

Each individual egg tells a unique story that is created to inspire the imagination and instill wonder amongst those who find them; Chopard unveiled their beautiful Chopard Insofu egg, which is inspired by their latest Haute Joaillerie collection cut from raw stone, a one-of-a-kind process full of both promise and uncertainties. Luxury townhouse hotel The Adria and Newby Teas have come together to create a giant teapot egg which celebrates the artistry of tea and hospitality, where the infamous Four Seasons Hotel will be housing Claire Luxton’s egg, ‘Precious Cargo’, which highlights the beauty and fragility of our ecosystem through delicate symbolism reminiscent of Renaissance artist such as Botticelli.

Members of the public will be able to ‘collect the eggs’ they find, ticking them off on a free app which is set to reveal prizes along the way and unlock exclusive offers from participating destinations, restaurants and brands. Each destination will be celebrating in their own way with family-friendly events. When the exhibition ends, these incredible sculptures will be auctioned to raise vital funds for Elephant Family, click here to find out more. 

 Elephant Family has enchanted the world with its public art displays since 2003; crafting masterpieces that not only captivate the imagination but also stir hearts and ignite change. Founded by Her Majesty the Queen’s late brother, the visionary Mark Shand, Elephant Family stands as a beacon of hope for Asian wildlife conservation. It is the only charity of which The King and Queen are currently joint Presidents.  

In 2012, Mark Shand launched the Big Egg Hunt in London to raise money and awareness for the plight of the Asian Elephant and it was such a success that two years later, he took the idea to New York City. In 2024, The Little Egg Hunt, featuring 12 designs from names including Charlotte and Philip Colbert, returned to Chelsea in London, acting as a prelude to the 2025 trail, which aims to represent creativity within the city, free for all to enjoy.