Even the Easter Bunny can't be everywhere at once. That's why he will be happy to have a little wild rabbit: After all, it belongs to the family, can support him helpfully and represent the bunny here and there in the Easter decorations. Especially if the rabbit can tell about an interesting journey: It comes from villages in Manchuria, where handicraft woodcarving has a long tradition. Manchurian farmers fill the winter months with carving and painting the figures. They also make these wild rabbits according to the manufacturer's patterns - so extraordinarily lifelike that they can even be used to identify the species and distinguish them from rabbits.

Thus, these wild rabbits enrich the Easter decoration of your interior and also prove in the winter garden or greenhouse their closeness to nature. Maybe this is even the beginning of a wonderful friendship with the real Easter bunny, because you know, loosely based on Don Corleone: "A bunny that doesn't spend time with his family is not a real bunny."