Hand Carved European Rabbit
This small rabbit adds a calming touch to a child's room or blends well with plants in a greenhouse. It’s part of a collection designed to bring nature indoors.
About the European Rabbit
The European rabbit, a member of the leporidae family, is known for its strong hind legs and two extra teeth behind its front ones. Its ever-growing front teeth set it apart from rodents. Rabbits dig extensive burrow networks—sometimes up to 45 metres—for daytime resting and grooming, remaining most active at dawn and dusk. With luck against predators like foxes and birds of prey, they may live up to 10 years.
Hand Carved European Rabbit
This small rabbit adds a calming touch to a child's room or blends well with plants in a greenhouse. It’s part of a collection designed to bring nature indoors.
About the European Rabbit
The European rabbit, a member of the leporidae family, is known for its strong hind legs and two extra teeth behind its front ones. Its ever-growing front teeth set it apart from rodents. Rabbits dig extensive burrow networks—sometimes up to 45 metres—for daytime resting and grooming, remaining most active at dawn and dusk. With luck against predators like foxes and birds of prey, they may live up to 10 years.
