Just a Girl and Her Rabbit
From €99,75
A girl and her rabbit. No fluff, just a snapshot of charming oddity. If you need a reminder that life doesn’t have to be serious, this one’s for you.
This piece doesn’t just capture a moment; it slaps you in the face with authenticity. A girl, her expression caught between thought and wonder, and a rabbit that looks like it could spill the tea on society if only it spoke. The pastel blues and warm skin tones practically breathe life, reminding us to embrace whimsy and innocence while the world would rather we take ourselves too seriously. VerVeLush crafts this art with brushstrokes that tell stories the way a good friend does—honestly and with a wink. Hang this where you can see it daily, and let it nudge your spirit awake.
Premium Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
High-quality 300 g/m² cotton canvas stretched over 4 cm (1.5″) thick Swedish pine wood. Ready to hang.
100-Year Color Guarantee
Printed using Epson UltraChrome eco-solvent inks for vibrant, fade-resistant colors.
European Craftsmanship
Professional Giclée printing process ensures exceptional detail and museum-quality results.
Frame Options
Available in black, white, brown, and gold. Made from sustainable Swedish pine, PVC-free and fire-resistant.
Eco-Conscious Craftsmanship
At VerVeLush, we craft art that respects the planet.
FSC®-Certified Wood
Sustainably sourced European pine
Eco-Friendly Inks
Epson UltraChrome, clean & lasting
PVC-Free Canvas
Pure cotton, no harmful chemicals
Made-to-Order
Zero excess, zero waste
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