Yggdrasil by Funke Fireworks

The World Tree, Reimagined in Gold

Not sure how you pronounce it, but Yggdrasil is apparently the name of the immense, central, sacred tree in Norse cosmology, often called the World Tree. And honestly, once you see this firework in action, the name makes perfect sense. Producing 100 shots of thick golden trunks with coloured stars, rising into huge golden palms studded with bright purple, yellow, red, blue and green, it genuinely does look like a tree taking shape against the night sky.

Fired from 30mm tubes over 40 seconds, with a full 5/5 noise rating, this is a substantial single-ignition piece built around one striking visual concept rather than a scattered mix of effects. The gold trunks give it real structure and scale, while the coloured stars scattered through each burst stop it ever feeling one-note.

Why You’ll Love It

• A genuinely distinctive tree-like visual concept, not just another mixed-colour cake
• 100 shots of thick golden trunks with five accent colours woven through
• Big 30mm tubes give real scale and structure to every burst
• A strong, memorable talking point for anyone watching the display

Perfect For

• Loud, high-impact displays wanting a genuinely distinctive centrepiece
• Bonfire Night and New Year’s Eve finales
• Larger gardens and open spaces with room for a 25-metre safety distance
• Anyone wanting a firework people will actually remember and talk about

Specifications

Safety Information

Yggdrasil has a specified safety distance of 25 metres, based on its 30mm tube size. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions, use the firework only in a suitable outdoor location, and keep spectators at or beyond the recommended safety distance. Cakes should always be secured so they can’t fall over, watch our safety videos on how to secure your cakes with bricks or wooden stakes.

Never hold a lit firework or return to a firework that has failed to ignite. Children and pets should remain safely away from the firing area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the name Yggdrasil mean?

Yggdrasil is the World Tree in Norse mythology, the immense, sacred tree at the centre of Norse cosmology, a fitting name given the firework’s tree-like golden trunk effect.

What effects does Yggdrasil produce?

Thick golden trunks with coloured stars rise into huge golden palms studded with purple, yellow, red, blue and green.

How many shots does Yggdrasil fire?

100 shots over approximately 40 seconds, from 30mm tubes in a straight firing pattern.

Is Yggdrasil a loud firework?

Yes, it carries a 5/5 noise rating and is built for maximum impact.

What safety distance does Yggdrasil require?

The specified safety distance is 25 metres, based on its 30mm tube size.

Is Yggdrasil a single-ignition firework?

Yes, the full 100-shot sequence runs from a single fuse once lit.

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