Ceramic Bunny Garden Statues Pair for Easter Lawn Decor
Two hand-painted ceramic bunnies turn a bare lawn into a spring welcome. The girl with her egg basket and the boy with his carrots sit comfortably among flower beds, on patios and along stone walls. They arrive ready to stand outside, with no assembly.
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Two hand-painted ceramic bunnies turn a bare lawn into a spring welcome. The girl with her egg basket and the boy with his carrots sit comfortably among flower beds, on patios and along stone walls. They arrive ready to stand outside, with no assembly.
Charming hand-painted ceramic bunny pair that brings Easter cheer to any garden
- bare or dull outdoor spaces lacking personality
- need for seasonal spring decor that works outdoors
Two hand-painted bunnies bring the spring home to your yard
Your lawn and beds sit bare every spring, with nothing that feels like Easter. Two hand-painted ceramic bunnies fill that gap with real charm.
Painted faces that look like they were made to be noticed

Hand-painted faces and whiskers
Each bunny has painted facial details, whiskers and a two-tone glaze in mustard gold with white-washed paws and cheeks. The shading is visible up close, so the faces look drawn by someone rather than stamped from a mold.

A matched boy and girl pair
The girl wears a polka-dot dress and carries a woven egg basket. The boy wears blue overalls and holds a bundle of carrots. The outfits share the same pastel palette, so the two read as one set on a bed or a bench.

Freestanding for lawns and beds
Both figures stand on their own with no stake, base or assembly. Set them on the lawn, in a flower bed, on a patio corner or along a stone wall and they hold their place.
Two bunnies, one matched set, ready for the yard
- Girl bunny figurine×1
Polka-dot pink dress with a woven egg basket
- Boy bunny figurine×1
Blue overalls with a bundle of carrots
Simple care so they return every spring
- Lift before a hard freeze
Move them onto a dry ledge or covered spot when freezing weather is forecast.
- Keep off standing water
Lift them out of puddles and wet mulch to protect the glaze.
- Give the mower room
Set them a few inches back from the lawn edge so trimmers never reach them.
- Dry fully before storing
Wrap loosely and keep them in a cool, dry spot until next spring.
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Yes, they are built as outdoor garden ornaments and handle spring rain without fuss. Two things wear ceramic down faster: freezing ground and standing water. When a hard freeze or heavy downpour is forecast, lift them onto a dry ledge or into a covered spot. That one habit keeps the glaze looking fresh season after season.
They are sized as garden accents, not toys. Set them among perennials, low bulbs or on a stone ledge and they look at home next to real planting. The scale photos above show them beside a garden trowel and in a bed so you can judge the size before you order.
You get both figures together: the girl bunny with the woven egg basket and the boy bunny with the carrot bundle. Buying them as a pair means one order gives you a matched set, instead of hunting down a partner figure months later.
Both work. Many people set them out for Easter and keep them in the yard through spring. Since they are a seasonal piece you bring out every year, the cost per season is low compared with replacing flimsy plastic décor each spring.
Let them dry completely, wrap them loosely in cloth or paper, and keep them in a cool, dry spot until next spring. Avoid sealed plastic bins, since trapped moisture can dull the painted surfaces.
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