The Czech Easter lamb-shaped pastry is called beránek.
Beránek is a sweet baked cake molded into the shape of a lamb and traditionally served at Easter in the Czech Republic. After baking, it may be dusted with sugar, covered with icing, or decorated with a ribbon around the neck.
The lamb shape has Christian symbolism connected with Jesus as the Lamb of God. It also fits broader European spring traditions in which lambs represent new life and the Easter season.
Beránek is sometimes confused with Easter breads from other countries, such as Ukrainian paska, Bulgarian kozunak, or Italian colomba pasquale. Its defining feature is the lamb-shaped mold, not a particular filling or braided form.