Small ceramic Easter bunnies

Ceramic Easter bunnies, born in my hands

I make each bunny by hand, one by one, with the same attention and care from the first to the last. They are handcrafted pieces made from ceramic powder that I mold myself, and it is precisely this manual process that gives each one its own unique character—no two bunnies are ever quite identical, and that's exactly what I'm aiming for.

Models A to G — Little bunnies in various poses

For this collection, I wanted to create a whole family. Seven little white bunnies, each in a different position—sitting, lying down, ears pricked up—as if they each had their own personality and their own story. Their height is around 7 cm, and their width varies between 3.5 and 9 cm depending on the pose, which gives them that lively and spontaneous feel that I love so much.

On each one, I incorporate a small flat heart—a gentle signature that I slip into the composition like a tender wink. The white ceramic gives them a natural, timeless elegance that complements all Easter decorations, from the most classic to the most contemporary.

I like to arrange them in groups on a table runner, in a box lined with moss, or simply place them here and there around the house to create a warm, springtime atmosphere. Whether alone or together, they always find their place.

Model H — The stylized rabbit with golden ears

This one, I conceived differently. More sculptural, more assertive. Its shape is round and rounded, almost abstract, with that full and reassuring volume that I achieve by working with raised ceramics. It measures 9 cm in height and 5 cm in diameter at the base—a piece that fits comfortably in the hand and naturally makes a statement in any setting.

What truly distinguishes it are its two golden ears. I gild them by hand, and they add that luminous and precious touch that transforms a simple rabbit into a true decorative object. Placed on a shelf, a festive table, or in a display case, it catches the eye and holds attention.

All these figurines are designed to last well beyond Easter. I create them so they become little treasured objects, cherished and enjoyed year after year, and given as gifts with pride.