Q: Why does this rabbit have larger ears than the other rabbits in the range?
It is a deliberate sculptural choice — the large ears are the most expressive and immediately identifiable attribute of the rabbit. By slightly accentuating them compared to strictly realistic proportions, the sculpture gains character and readability, especially from a distance in a garden. It is not a caricatural exaggeration — it highlights what makes the rabbit recognizable.
Q: What is the difference between this rabbit and the baby rabbit in the range?
The size and the age represented. The baby rabbit (12x8xH8 cm, 170 g) is a bunny — smaller, more compact, lower posture. This big-eared rabbit (22x14xH15 cm, 720 g) is an adult — more imposing, upright and expressive ears, more confident posture. The two naturally complement each other to create a mother-baby scene.
Q: Can this figurine stay outside all year round?
Yes for a balcony or terrace — the polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance. The technical sheet mentions indoor and balcony & terrace. For garden use on the ground, a slightly sheltered location (in a pot, at the foot of a shrub) will better preserve the hand-painted details in the long term.
Q: Is this a good gift for Easter?
Very good — and not just for Easter. The big-eared rabbit is the archetypal image of the garden rabbit, immediately recognizable and universally appreciated. Its intermediate size (neither too small nor too large) makes it an easy gift to integrate into any space. And unlike disposable seasonal decorations, this polyresin piece lasts for years.
Q: Can this rabbit be paired with other rabbits in the range?
Yes — and it is even recommended. The big-eared rabbit (H15 cm) pairs perfectly with the baby rabbit (H8 cm) for a mother-baby scene, or with realistic sitting rabbits (H22-28 cm) for a composition of various sizes. The fur tones are consistent among the items in the Garden Nice rabbit range.