Hand-Painted Rabbit Couple & Frog Garden Figurines
A windowsill with two hand-painted rabbits and three frogs stops looking like an afterthought. Rosy cheeks, a polka-dot apron, and grey overalls with layered matte paint give the scene real personality. The set works on a sill, a shelf, or the edge of a flower bed.
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A windowsill with two hand-painted rabbits and three frogs stops looking like an afterthought. Rosy cheeks, a polka-dot apron, and grey overalls with layered matte paint give the scene real personality. The set works on a sill, a shelf, or the edge of a flower bed.
Whimsical hand-painted rabbit couple and frog figurines that add playful charm to any garden or home display
- bland empty corners in home or garden
- need for a gift that feels charming and personal
Turn bare corners into a playful rabbit love story
Your windowsill and garden bed look empty and forgettable. Add a hand-painted rabbit couple and three frogs, and the corner becomes the cutest spot in the room.
Painted faces with real personality
- Hand-painted faces with rosy cheeks
Each rabbit has its own painted face, with soft pink cheeks and a matte wash that keeps the expression gentle. The grey rabbit wears layered paint on its overalls, so the texture reads as brushwork rather than a mold line.
- A set that makes one scene
Two rabbits in matching poses and three frogs fill a windowsill or the edge of a bed without a second trip to the shop. Plan the arrangement once and it holds together, which is why the set works as a complete garden statues display.
- A matte finish that looks hand-finished
The frogs and rabbits come with a soft matte surface that catches light without shine. Each piece is wrapped in its own foam tray, so the paint arrives clean and the faces stay crisp.
Five pieces, one scene
- 5 pcsfigurines in one set
- 3 pcsgreen frog figurines
- 2 pcshand-painted rabbits
Set the scene in four moves
- 1Lift out each piece
Every figurine sits in its own cushioned foam tray, so lift them out one at a time and set the trays aside.
- 2Pick the two rabbits
Start with the pink rabbit in its polka-dot apron and the grey rabbit in painted overalls. They are the anchors of the scene.
- 3Tuck in the frogs
Place the three green frogs around the rabbits in different poses. Keep them low so they sit at the edge of the sill or bed.
- 4Step back and adjust
Move pieces a few centimetres until the arrangement looks right from across the room, then leave it alone.
Five pieces, one ready-made scene
- Pink rabbit figurine×1
Hand-painted face and polka-dot apron
- Grey rabbit figurine×1
Hand-painted face and layered painted overalls
- Green frog figurine×3
Each in a different pose, each in its own foam tray
A gift that looks chosen, not grabbed

The corner that waited too long
The sill has been empty since the last move. Every time you pass it, you think about fixing it, then the day runs away. A bare garden bed has the same problem: plenty of dirt, nothing to notice.

Meet the couple
A pink rabbit in a polka-dot apron and a grey rabbit in painted overalls sit side by side, with three green frog figurines as the supporting cast. Set them on a sill and they start a conversation with whoever walks past.

Now it feels like home
The corner now has a story. A housewarming friend opens the box and laughs, and your own sill looks finished for the first time in months. The gift reads as thoughtful because it took one decision to make it look this good.
Easy care for resin decor
- Dust with a dry cloth
Covers the faces and overalls in seconds.
- Wipe with a damp cloth
Only if dust has built up on the paint.
- Give them shade
Partial shade keeps the matte colors fresh through summer.
- Bring them in during hard frost
Protects the pieces through the coldest nights.
Why this, not another ornament
| This | Mass-produced garden ornaments | Generic candles | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hand-painted faces | — | — | |
| Ready-made scene of several pieces | — | — | |
| Matte hand-finished look | Partial | — | |
| Each piece in its own foam tray | Partial | — |
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Questions and answers
Yes, resin is tough enough for a sheltered garden bed. Give the pieces partial shade or gentle light, keep them away from long stretches of harsh heat, and bring them indoors during a hard frost. If you want a bigger outdoor display, pair them with garden statues for a fuller border.
No. The pot in the styled photos is a prop. The box holds the pink rabbit, the grey rabbit, and three green frogs, all packed separately in their own foam trays.
Yes. The pink rabbit wears a polka-dot apron and the grey rabbit wears painted overalls. Both have hand-painted faces with rosy cheeks, so they read as a couple without looking copied.
Five figures for one set is good value when you compare it to buying a single ornament. You get two characters and three frogs, which is enough to fill a sill, a shelf, and a garden corner. One purchase covers a full scene instead of a single lonely piece.
Dust the pieces with a soft dry cloth. If they need more, wipe gently with a damp cloth. Skip harsh cleaners and scrubbing, since they can wear down the painted details on the faces.