Easter Holy Week Advent Keepsake Box

A Week of Wonder from Palms to the Empty Tomb

Some prints are decorations, this one is a tradition you can hold in your hands. This Easter Advent Box turns Holy Week into a daily moment of meaning, a simple, beautiful rhythm of opening, remembering, and telling the story that changed everything. Tucked inside a floral keepsake container designed to live on your shelf between seasons, each day reveals a small symbol with a big purpose, an object you can pass around the table, set in a little display, or use as a hands on teaching tool for kids, family, church groups, or anyone who needs the story to feel close and real. Start on Palm Sunday, end on Easter Sunday, and watch the week unfold with reverence, clarity, and a quiet kind of joy.

Daily Items, What They Represent, and the Scripture for That Day

Palm Leaf, Palm Sunday
Represents Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as He is welcomed with palm branches.
Scripture: John 12:12–13

Fig, Fruitfulness
Represents the fig tree with leaves but no fruit, a sharp warning about outward appearance without inward reality.
Scripture: Mark 11:12–14

Scroll, Teaching in the Temple
Represents Jesus teaching publicly in the temple during His final days.
Scripture: Luke 19:47

Silver Coins, The Betrayal
Represents Judas agreeing to betray Jesus for thirty pieces of silver.
Scripture: Matthew 26:14–16

Last Supper Cup, The Sacrament
Represents the cup Jesus gave at the Last Supper, pointing to the new covenant in His blood.
Scripture: Luke 22:19–20

Cross, The Crucifixion
Represents Jesus being led out and crucified at Golgotha.
Scripture: John 19:16–18

Stone Slab, The Sealing of the Tomb
Represents Jesus being placed in the tomb, the stone set, and the tomb secured.
Scripture: Matthew 27:59–66

Empty Space or Empty Egg, The Empty Tomb
Represents the resurrection, the tomb is empty because He is risen.
Scripture: Matthew 28:5–6