These Easter Bunny Figurines Are Too Cute To Resist—And They’re On Sale On Amazon

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The set of three is under $30.

Whether you’re setting a formal table or giving a seasonal touch to your home, there’s something sweet about Easter decor. It is likely the pastel color palette and abundance of springtime favorites like chicks, rabbits, and painted eggs, but Easter decor, whether a wreath, tree, or basket, adds a bit of “happy” to whatever surface it touches.

Such is the case with the adorable trio of bunnies I recently ordered from Amazon. The set includes three gold figurines that measure between 3 and 4 inches tall depending on the bunny’s position—one is sitting, one is turned to the side, and one is standing upright at attention. No matter the pose and personality, each bunny is small enough to be placed on a tabletop, in an arrangement, or even in a grouping of all three.

Each figurine is made of a durable resin material, so it feels substantial in weight, and is done in a pretty antique gold finish. The result: These bunnies look (and feel!) more expensive than the $26 price tag on Amazon suggests. 

While it’s not time to set the Easter table just yet, I couldn’t resist putting these little ones out and about in my home as soon as my order arrived. I opted to put the two upright bunnies together on a stack of coffee table books—placed to the side, next to a gold picture frame—and the other, the sitting-down bunny, on its own. It looks especially cute perched under an acrylic picture stand on my bedside table. Come Easter, I think I’ll add all three to my mom’s tablescape. They would also look pretty in the bed of an Easter lily or even broken up individually  in each of your kid’s Easter baskets.

BUY IT: $26; amazon.com

These little bunnies may have been an impulse Amazon order, but I have a feeling they will have a place in my Easter decor collection for a long time.

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