This cute baby ceramic figure is ideal to be used as a "king" for a homemade Epiphany cake. A symbol of the Epiphany tradition, this cute baby ceramic Epiphany Baking Figure will add a special meaning to your king cake. The lovingly designed figurine shows a naked baby on a blanket, waiting to be discovered by a happy eater.

Whether you're making a classic Epiphany cake for your family or sharing it with friends, this king figure will be a happy surprise. Not only does it bring smiles to people's faces, but it also serves as a reminder that traditions unite and enrich us.

The Epiphany figure blends seamlessly into the bread dough and can be baked with it without any problems. The baby figure symbolizes the joy and happiness associated with discovering the "king" in the cake. Surprise your family with a homemade king cake and hide the baby figure in a piece of dough to make it a memorable part of your festive tradition.

Kingcake is a type of cake associated in a number of countries with the festival of Epiphany at the end of the Christmas season - on January 6th. What started out as a dry French bread type dough with sugar on top and a bean inside 30 years ago, is now a sweet, sugary and iced Danish type dough that is braided with cinnamon inside and a plastic king underneath.

The traditional king cake has a small figurine inside and the person who gets the piece of cake with the king figurine has various privileges and obligations on that day. Discover the 10 different Baby Epiphany figures. Which of the babies is in your order is a surprise.