Item CEAH-250

Fairtrade Floral Bunny Box

Name: Fairtrade Floral Bunny Box
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: CEAH-250
Price: 20.00 USD
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A lidded keepsake box shaped like a curled-up bunny, hand-painted in the papier mache tradition of Kashmir, India. The flowers and polka dots scattered across its coat draw on themes of gratitude and gentle joy. Set it on a dresser or altar to hold rings, a mala, or small written intentions, or give it as a token of care.

Details

Design: A plump, curled-up bunny forms the lid and body, face gazing gently upward, blue-tipped ears sweeping back over a white, polka-dotted coat scattered with hand-painted daisies and wildflowers
Size: Approximately 3" high x 4" wide
Material: Recyclable paper pulp (papier mache) with organic adhesives and a glossy protective coating
Care: Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from water, humidity, and direct sunlight to protect the hand-painted finish
Note: As a hand-painted, artisan-made piece, slight variations in color, pattern, and shape are natural and make each box one of a kind
Origin: Fairtrade and handmade by artisans in India, honoring the centuries-old Kashmiri papier mache craft

Meaning & Intention

In the Kashmiri tradition of papier mache, everyday objects become small vessels of beauty through patient, layered handwork passed from master to apprentice.

Here, that heritage takes the shape of a bunny, an animal long associated across cultures with renewal, fertility, and gentle abundance.

The flowers painted across its coat echo gratitude and blooming joy, while the soft dotted pattern beneath them suggests the small, unhurried details that make a life feel cared for.

As a lidded vessel, it also holds a subtler meaning: a safe, enclosed place for what matters most. Tucking a ring, a mala, or a folded intention inside becomes a small ritual of protection and remembrance.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Gratitude, joy, connection

Symbol: Bunny for renewal and abundance; flowers for blooming gratitude

Ideal for: Holding jewelry, a mala, or small tokens on a dresser or altar

Suggested mantra: I hold what matters gently

Questions & Guidance

Does the lid have a closure?

The design is hinged, so the top opens away from the body without a separate clasp. Set the box on a flat surface so the lid rests securely when closed.

Can I use it on my meditation altar?

Yes. Many people place it beside a candle or small statue to hold a mala between sittings, or to tuck away a folded piece of paper with a written intention.

Would this make a good gift?

It suits birthdays, housewarmings, or someone starting a small daily practice. The fairtrade, hand-painted origin gives it a story to pass along with the gift.