The Origin of Easter Handmade Gray Cotton Thread Lying Rabbit

The Easter Bunny is a tradition spread across the Western world and is believed to bring joy to children by bringing eggs and gifts on Easter Eve. The origin of this tradition can be traced back to folklore long ago.

In some ancient European legends, rabbits are regarded as a kind of mysterious animal, which is said to have supernatural power and immortal vitality. In these legends, the rabbit is often depicted as an animal that will be reborn in the spring, as they hibernate curled up in underground burrows during the winter, waiting for spring to come.

In the Christian Easter tradition, the Easter bunny is regarded as an animal that symbolizes rebirth and resurrection. According to legend, the Easter bunny will place eggs and gifts next to the children's pillows or in a specific place in the house on Easter Eve to bring them joy and blessing.

The tradition of the Easter bunny can be traced back to European countries such as Germany and Austria, and later gradually spread to the United States and other places with the arrival of European immigrants. Now, the Easter bunny has become an important Easter tradition. Many families will prepare eggs and gifts for their children during this holiday, and will also add Easter bunny elements to home decorations to celebrate this joyful and lively festivals.