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Easter Bunny Figurine with Donut Tray – Hand-Painted Glitter Resin Standing Rabbit Spring Decoration – Cute Bunny Knickknack, Easter Basket Gift & Pastel Cottagecore Décor

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Easter Bunny Figurine with Donut Tray – Hand-Painted Glitter Resin Standing Rabbit Spring Decoration – Cute Bunny Knickknack, Easter Basket Gift & Pastel Cottagecore DécorProduct Highlights She's bringing the donuts This standing bunny is mid stride, eyes bright, holding a robin's egg blue tray stacked with pastel glazed donuts in lavender, yellow, and teal. It is an specific and delightful detail that makes this piece immediately narrative a character on her way somewhere, treats in hand. The smallest and most giftable piece in the series At 5. 71 inches tall and just 3. 27 inches wide, this is the most compact

Product Highlights

  • She's bringing the donuts – This standing bunny is mid-stride, eyes bright, holding a robin's-egg blue tray stacked with pastel glazed donuts in lavender, yellow, and teal. It is an specific and delightful detail that makes this piece immediately narrative — a character on her way somewhere, treats in hand.

 

  • The smallest and most giftable piece in the series – At 5.71 inches tall and just 3.27 inches wide, this is the most compact figurine in the Zayton spring collection. It ships easily, tucks into an Easter basket without displacing a single chocolate egg, and fits on surfaces where even the seated spoon-holder would feel crowded.

 

  • A standing pose that shows off the full outfit – The upright format gives a clear view of everything: flower-trimmed chef's toque with teal, lavender, and yellow blossoms; a butter-yellow apron over a pink dress with a ruffled hem; a yellow sash tied at the back; white cotton tail peeking out behind. The grassy base carries tiny wildflowers in purple and orange.

 

  • Shimmering glitter on every surface – The dress, toque, tray, and grassy base all carry the same fine all-over glitter finish that defines this series. In direct light it sparkles; in softer ambient light it gives the piece a faint luminosity. No LED needed — the finish provides its own quiet glow.

 

  • Pairs naturally with the full Zayton Easter collection – The shared palette of butter yellow, blush pink, lavender, and mint makes this figurine a seamless companion to the tractor, egg-tower baker, and seated spoon-holder. Display all four together for a complete spring vignette, or let this one stand as a charming standalone accent.

Specifications

Brand: Zayton
Material: Polyresin (hand-painted with glitter finish)
Theme: Easter / Spring / Pastel Home Décor / Cottagecore / Whimsical Kitchen
Color Palette: Butter yellow, blush pink, lavender, teal, mint green, white
Light Feature: None
Dimensions: 5.71" H (14.5 cm) × 3.27" W (8.3 cm) × 2.87" D (7.3 cm)
Finish: All-over iridescent glitter
Indoor use recommended
Care: Dust with a soft dry brush; avoid moisture

 

Product Description

The Zayton Easter Bunny Donut Tray Figurine has a specific and irresistible premise: a white bunny chef, flower-trimmed toque in place, yellow apron tied neatly, walking somewhere with a tray of pastel glazed donuts held proudly at chest height. Lavender, yellow, and teal donuts on a robin's-egg blue plate — each one individually sculpted and painted, each one catching the iridescent glitter finish that covers the entire piece.

The standing upright pose distinguishes this figurine from others in the Zayton spring series. Where the seated spoon-holder is still and contemplative and the tractor driver faces forward with determined momentum, this bunny is simply going about her day — mid-step, ears up, expression warm and purposeful. At 5.71 inches tall, she has the proportions of a classic collectible figurine: compact enough for a windowsill, detailed enough to hold attention at arm's length.

The outfit is the series' most complete: a ruffled pink dress hemmed with a deeper pink border, a butter-yellow apron with a pocket and a yellow sash tied at the back, and a full chef's toque trimmed with sculpted teal, lavender, and yellow blossoms. The white cotton tail is visible from behind. The oval grassy base carries tiny wildflowers in purple and orange — the same textured grass finish that runs through the entire collection.

Because it has no LED and no mechanical components, this is the piece in the series that requires the least thought about placement. It goes directly onto any spring surface — a kitchen counter, an office desk, a tiered shelf, the edge of a bathroom vanity — and immediately makes that surface feel like spring. It is also the most natural choice for an Easter basket addition or a small hostess gift: at under six inches tall, it travels well, wraps simply, and arrives looking exactly like the kind of thing someone keeps.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this figurine differ from the seated bunny chef in the same series?

The key differences are pose, prop, and size. This bunny stands upright and carries a tray of pastel glazed donuts; the seated bunny holds a single golden wooden spoon and rests on a grassy oval. This piece is also slightly smaller (5.71 inches vs. 6.30 inches tall) and narrower, making it the most compact standing figure in the collection. Both share the same glitter finish and pastel palette but tell completely different stories.

What are the donuts on the tray made of, and are they removable?

The donuts are sculpted directly into the tray as part of a single cast piece — they are not removable or interchangeable. Each donut is individually painted in a different pastel glaze color (lavender, yellow, teal) and finished with the same iridescent glitter coat as the rest of the figurine. The tray and its contents are one integrated sculpture.

Is this a good Easter gift for someone who collects figurines?

Yes — the hand-painted detail, glitter finish, and whimsical narrative (a bunny chef delivering donuts) give it the character of a collectible rather than a generic seasonal decoration. It fits naturally into collections of cottagecore figurines, spring animal sculptures, or pastel home accents. It also pairs with three other pieces in the Zayton Easter series, making it a natural starting point or addition to a growing collection.

Can this be used as a cake topper or party decoration?

While it is not specifically designed as a cake topper, the compact footprint (3.27 inches wide) and stable grassy base make it suitable for use atop a tiered cake, a dessert table display, or a spring brunch centerpiece arrangement. It is not food-safe, so direct contact with edible surfaces should be avoided — placing it on a small separator plate or decorative disc is recommended if used in a food styling context.

 

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