Polished Contemporary Garden Stainless Steel Bunny Sculpture

Rabbits are one of the most popular pets

Rabbits are one of the most popular pets. However, rabbits have been part of life, culture, and religious practices for much longer than they have been regarded as pets. Historically, rabbits have had many symbolic meanings. This can lead to dreams, art, and even traditional dress. Rabbits almost always symbolize prosperity, abundance, good luck, and fertility. Unlike many other animals that have different meanings in different cultures, the symbolism of the rabbit is consistent. In most European cultures, the rabbit was a spring animal, symbolizing harvest and renewal. A connection between rabbits and spring has also been found in Japanese culture. In America, rabbits symbolize intelligence, self-reliance, and good luck. However, some cultures view rabbits differently. Although rabbits are the luckiest animal in the Chinese zodiac, they are primarily regarded as cheater animals by Native American cultures. In addition, while many MesoAmerican people viewed rabbits as a symbol of fertility, Aztec mythology associated rabbits with drunkenness and promiscuity. After all, rabbits are very popular in modern life. Especially the bunnies. You can take a look at our bunny sculpture. Put this cute bunny sculpture in your garden. Let it bring more life to your garden.

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Rabbits represent different things in different cultures

We usually see the more small white rabbits. The white rabbit is a symbol of love, gentleness, and inner strength. Although rabbits are considered lucky animals, white rabbits in particular symbolize good luck and upcoming opportunities. In fact, white rabbits are considered so lucky in European cultures that it becomes a blessing. Saying “white rabbit” or “rabbit, rabbit” on the first day of the month should guarantee good luck. Dream of white rabbits, symbolizing an upturn in your life and fortune. However, this is only considered right if you are brave and take a leap (or leap) of faith. Rabbits may be hunted, after all, but they are smart, agile, and brave. If they weren’t, they wouldn’t be alive at all. In Chinese culture, the rabbit is the fourth animal in the zodiac. It is known to be the luckiest of all 12 animals. The rabbit is a symbol of beauty, grace, wisdom, and kindness. Not only that, ancient Chinese myths regarded the rabbit as a symbol of the moon because they believed there was a rabbit living on the moon. The Jade Rabbit or Moon Rabbit is the companion of the moon goddess. It never ages and is made by grinding herbs with a mortar and pestle. This has made the rabbit a symbol of good health and longevity in Chinese culture. This is probably why many rabbit parts are also used in Traditional Chinese medicine. So, as you can see, rabbits are mainly a good omen in Chinese culture. However, this is not true of all Asian cultures. If you really like a bunny, but you don’t have time to keep it at home. You can come and see our bunny sculpture. Put this lovely bunny sculpture in your garden. Turn your garden into an animal kingdom. We also have many other animal sculptures on our home page. We have plenty of animal mascots to bring you even more good luck. If you are interested in it, welcome to contact us.

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