Q: Which size to choose — H22 cm or H26 cm?
It all depends on the space and the use. The small (H22 cm, 480 g) is the right choice for a windowsill, a shelf, or a plant pot — compact, present without dominating. The large (H26 cm, 820 g) is better suited for an outdoor space, a low wall, an entrance, or a wider piece of furniture — its height and weight give it a presence that naturally stands out. If space allows, the two together create a very natural composition — like two rabbits of different sizes sitting side by side.
Q: What is the difference between the sitting rabbit and the big-eared rabbit in the range?
The posture and the height. The big-eared rabbit (22x14xH15 cm) is in a compact and low posture — body gathered, alert posture but on the ground. This sitting rabbit is in a vertical posture — body upright on its hind legs, ears straight up towards the sky. The height is noticeably different (H15 cm vs H22-26 cm). The two complement each other very well in the same composition — one horizontal and discreet, the other vertical and present.
Q: Can this figurine stay outside all year round?
Yes for balcony and terrace — the polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance. The technical sheet mentions indoor and balcony & terrace. In a garden on the ground, a slightly sheltered location is preferable to preserve the details in the long term. Both formats have sufficient weight to withstand the wind on a stable surface.
Q: Is the sitting rabbit suitable for Easter?
Very well — it is even the posture most associated with Easter iconography. The rabbit standing on its hind legs, ears towards the sky, is the archetypal image of the Easter rabbit. And unlike disposable seasonal decorations, this polyresin piece lasts for years — a decorative investment that returns every spring.
Q: Can the small and large formats be combined in the same composition?
Yes — this is the most successful staging for this item. The two formats share exactly the same sculpture and the same colors — side by side, they look like two rabbits of different sizes sitting in the same posture. The height difference (22 vs 26 cm) creates a natural and harmonious contrast, without visual imbalance.