★★★★★ 4.6 (800+ reviews)
- Soft sage and green resin, the colour of the lawn first thing in the morning
- A quiet, low light that doesn't wake the whole room up
- Small enough for a windowsill, a hall table or the top of a chest of drawers
- A bit of luck to keep or to give — for anyone who counts the rabbits on the grass
Some of us still count them on the lawn, and still don't say why
A rabbit on the grass at seven in the morning has meant good luck for longer than anyone can properly explain. You don't have to believe it to be pleased about it. Most small superstitions are really just a habit of noticing.
- Something hopeful on the sill, kept for no sensible reason at all
- A gift for someone starting again — a new house, a new job, a hard year ending
- The garden's earliest visitor, indoors, where the weather can't reach it
One size, about 15 cm tall — small enough for a sill, big enough to notice. It's the sort of thing people buy for someone else and then quietly order again for themselves.
Why the usual lucky gifts don't stay lucky for long
IN A DRAWER
A charm or a keyring
Well meant, and small enough to lose. Within a month it's in the bottom of a bag with a spare button and an old receipt.
DIES BY EASTER
A potted plant
Lovely for a fortnight if it's watered. Not everyone wants another thing to keep alive, particularly as a present.
DUSTS, DOESN'T GLOW
A china rabbit figurine
Sweet on a shelf in daylight. In a dim room in the evening it's simply not there any more.
PACKED AWAY
Spring and Easter decorations
Out for a few weeks in March, boxed up before the end of April, and back to a bare windowsill for the rest of the year.
A lucky gift ought to still be somewhere you can see it a year later.
What it's actually made of
Colour cast into the resin, not printed on top
Each panel is moulded in its own colour, so the green runs right through it rather than sitting on the surface as ink, and the darker leading lines are moulded in as part of the piece. That's what gives the lit lamp its patchwork of greens instead of one even tint.
It's the ears that do the work
The sage runs deeper across the back and haunches and pales towards the chest, with the ears formed as long, lighter panels that catch the most light. Upright ears and a rounded back are what make it read as a rabbit from the doorway rather than close up.
Sits steady where you leave it
A weighted base, so a narrow windowsill or a much-used hall table is no problem — and being cast resin rather than leaded glass, it's light to pick up and won't chip or shatter if it does get caught by a sleeve.
Cast resin panels with a stained-glass finish · USB cable · one size, approx. 15 × 10 × 15 cm · wipe clean with a dry, soft cloth
A small rabbit, in every sense
It asks for about as much room as a mug does — here it is lit beside one, on an ordinary sill.
approx. 15 × 10 × 15 cm
15 cmtall
15 cmwide
10 cmdeep
Photographed with a standard mug for scale. The lamp shown is one design from the collection — measurements are approximate and vary slightly between designs.
Common questions
Is it a proper light or just an ornament?
Both, really — but it's an accent lamp rather than a reading light. It's for the glow it puts into a corner in the evening, not for lighting a room you're working in.
How is it powered?
By a USB cable, so it isn't fussy about where it goes. Any USB adapter, a laptop or a power bank will run it — whichever is nearest the sill or table you've chosen for it.
How big is it?
About 15 cm tall and 15 cm wide, and 10 cm front to back — roughly one and a half times the height of a mug. It settles happily on a windowsill, a bedside table or a hall shelf without taking the space over. Measurements are approximate and vary a little from design to design.
How is it cleaned?
A dry, soft cloth or a soft brush along the panels. Nothing wet, no polish and nothing solvent-based — resin doesn't take to them, and they'll take the life out of the colour.
Where does it look best?
Somewhere low and lived-in: a windowsill looking onto the garden, a hall table you pass on the way to bed, the top of a chest of drawers. The greens are at their best with a dark window behind them.
Is it well packed for delivery?
It is — cushioned and boxed for the journey. Being cast resin rather than glass, it also stands up to being posted a great deal better than a leaded lamp would. If anything arrives damaged, send us a photo and we'll make it right.
Can it be returned?
Yes, within 30 days. If it isn't right, get in touch and we'll arrange it.
What customers are saying
★★★★★
Yvonne S., 57
"There are usually two or three of them on the lawn when I open the curtains, so this made me laugh. The green is softer in real life than on the screen, which I much prefer."
★★★★★
Barbara N., 69
"I gave one to my daughter when she moved into her flat. She's put it in the hall and says it's the first thing she switches on when she gets in."
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One size · approx. 15 cm tall
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