Of course! Here is a comprehensive set of bunny figurine ideas, perfect for creating a charming and festive Easter display.

This set is designed to offer variety in style, material, and theme to suit any taste.

The Classic Spring Set

This collection focuses on traditional, cheerful elements that scream “Easter.”

1. The Majestic Mother Rabbit: A larger, central figurine of a mother bunny, sitting gracefully. She could be made of painted ceramic or resin, with a subtle, sweet expression.

2. The Playful Bunnies (x3): A set of three smaller bunnies, each in a different pose: one peeking out from behind a basket, one with its head tilted, and one mid-hop. These would be made of the same material to create a cohesive family look.

3. The Egg Guardian: A unique bunny figurine designed to hold a single, large decorative egg in its paws or against its chest.

4. The Carrot Carrier: A chubby, cute bunny pulling a small wooden cart or holding a basket overflowing with tiny, colorful carrots.

Material: Ceramic, painted resin, or high-quality plastic.
Color Palette: Soft pastels: baby blue, blush pink, butter yellow, and mint green, with white and light brown accents.

The Rustic Natural Set

For a more organic, farmhouse, or nature-inspired look.

1. The Twig & Moss Bunny: A bunny figurine crafted from natural materials—twigs for the body, moss for a tail, and small pebbles for eyes. Very earthy and textural.

2. The Burlap Sack Bunny: A simple bunny shape (like a silhouette) made of wood or chalkware, with a tiny burlap sack slung over its shoulder, filled with miniature wooden eggs.

3. The Terracotta Planter Bunny: A functional figurine! A hollow bunny shape designed to be a small planter for wheatgrass, mini succulents, or faux moss.

4. The Felted Wool Bunny: A hand-felted wool bunny, giving it a soft, fuzzy, and handmade appearance. Perfect for a cozy, rustic touch.

Material: Natural wood, twine, moss, burlap, terracotta, wool.
Color Palette: Neutral tones: browns, tans, cream, white, and green from the plants.

The Whimsical & Vintage Set

Inspired by heirlooms, fairy tales, and a touch of magic.

1. The Victorian Bunny: A porcelain bunny dressed in tiny, detailed clothing—a waistcoat for a gentleman bunny or a lace dress for a lady bunny, reminiscent of Beatrix Potter’s illustrations.

2. The Musical Bunny: A wind-up figurine of a bunny playing a tiny instrument (like a violin or flute). When activated, it plays a gentle tune like “Here Comes Peter Cottontail.”

3. The “Somebunny” Loves You Bunny: A cute, cartoonish bunny holding a small heart or a flag with a sweet message like “Happy Easter” or “Somebunny Loves You.”

4. The Pearlized Bunny: Figurines with a beautiful pearlized or iridescent glaze, giving them a magical, shimmering effect in the sunlight.

Material: Porcelain, chalkware, metal (for wind-up mechanics).
Color Palette: Muted vintage colors: peach, seafoam green, lavender, with gold or silver accent details.

The Modern & Minimalist Set

Clean lines, neutral colors, and abstract forms for a contemporary home.

1. The Geometric Metal Bunny: A bunny silhouette cut from brushed brass, copper, or matte black metal. Very sleek and elegant.

2. The Concrete Bunny: A minimalist bunny form cast in concrete or hydrostone. Its weight and texture make it a stunning modern statement piece.

3. The Monochrome Ceramic Set: A group of 3-5 bunnies, all in solid, glossy colors. Think all white, all matte black, or all slate grey. They vary only in size and simple, streamlined shape.

4. The Stacking Bunnies: A set of nesting or stacking bunnies, similar to Russian dolls, but in a modern aesthetic with simple patterns or solid colors.

Material: Metal, concrete, ceramic with a glossy or matte glaze.
Color Palette: Monochrome: white, black, grey, beige, and perhaps one bold accent color like mustard yellow or terracotta.

How to Display Your Set:

• Create a Centerpiece: Arrange them on a bed of moss or shredded paper grass in the center of your table. Scatter a few decorative eggs around them.

• A Mantel Parade: Line them up along your fireplace mantel, mixing sizes and styles for visual interest.

• A Shelf Vignette: Group a few together on a bookshelf alongside spring-themed books and a small vase of flowers.

• The Front Door Welcome: Place a larger bunny or a pair of bunnies in a festive basket by your front door to welcome guests.

No matter which set you’re drawn to, bunny figurines are a timeless way to celebrate the spring season and add a touch of joy to your Easter decor.