A moss bunny is a spring and Easter decor figurine with a soft, grass-like finish. On this page, you’ll find versions made with foam, resin, or plastic bases that are flocked to look like green moss. Sizes range from small minis for tiered trays to larger 6-9 in statement pieces. Many include seasonal touches like burlap bows or tiny carrots.

• Use on mantels, shelves, tables, and baskets.
• Works with farmhouse, garden, or whimsical themes.
• Some items are sold individually, others come in sets.

Check each product’s photos and description for exact dimensions and materials.

Choosing size depends on your space and how you style it.

• Measure your shelf or tray and leave a little breathing room.
• Minis (around 3-4 in) suit tiered trays and small vignettes.
• Medium pieces (5-6 in) work for coffee tables and bookcases.
• Larger bunnies (7-9 in) make mantel or entryway focal points.
• Group in odd numbers and mix heights for depth.

Product pages list dimensions and weight, which can help with stability on narrow ledges. If you’re buying multiple items, pickup and delivery options can make it easier to get everything together.

Display options are flexible, but conditions matter.

• Indoors: mantels, consoles, bookshelves, centerpieces, and kids’ Easter baskets.
• Covered outdoor areas: some listings note indoor or outdoor use, which can suit porches protected from direct weather.
• Avoid prolonged moisture, puddles, or heavy sun, which can affect color and flocking.
• Use trays, risers, or wreaths to elevate and keep surfaces clean.
• In breezy spots, a small amount of removable putty can help keep pieces stable.

Review the item description for any indoor or outdoor guidance and care notes to match your display location.

Gentle care can help preserve the fuzzy look.

• Dust with a soft brush or microfiber cloth, working with the nap.
• Use a handheld air blower on low to lift dust from crevices.
• For tiny lint, a light touch with a lint roller can help.
• Spot clean non-flocked accents (like bows or resin parts) with a barely damp cloth; avoid soaking the flocking.
• Skip harsh cleaners and strong vacuums, which may loosen fibers.

Test any method on a small, inconspicuous area first. Light dusting after display and before storage can reduce buildup over time.

They offer a similar look, but the materials and uses differ.

• Flocked bunnies: decorative figurines with synthetic fibers on foam, resin, or plastic forms to mimic moss; they arrive ready to display.
• Preserved moss (such as reindeer or Spanish): real plant material treated to maintain color and flexibility, commonly used for crafting, terrariums, and arrangements.
• Use together: layer preserved moss around figurines in trays, bowls, or wreaths for a natural, textured base.

If you enjoy DIY, applying preserved moss to a basic form with craft adhesive is an option, though results vary by technique. Check each listing’s material details before mixing pieces.