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The best way to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit? Surrounding yourself with the lovable creature in all shapes and forms. From fashion items to Lane Crawford exclusive homeware, we’re ready to help you stand out. And if you’re a Rabbit yourself, hoping to learn more about the qualities of your zodiac to ensure you’re investing in the right pieces? Read on for shopping tips aplenty.

As mentioned in our New Year Blooms story, the traditional Chinese calendar of stems and branches is a 60-year cycle. It combines the twelve zodiac animals and the five elements: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. A single combination occurs once every 60 years - for instance, this year is the year of the Water Rabbit. It is said that a person’s characteristics are dictated by both their zodiac animal and their element, meaning that even amongst Rabbits, there are five distinct personality types.

Water Rabbit

When? Born in 2023 or 1963.

Who? Water Rabbits are gentle, peaceful, adaptable,
and conservative.

What? Celebrate one of the most iconic, timeless, and universally loved bunnies with Chinti & Parker’s Miffy Capsule. The collection consists of colourful and ultra-soft sweaters from the knitwear brand to satisfy your inner child and keep you warm and cosy this winter.

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MIFFY & CO SWEATER

HK$4,900

Metal Rabbit

When? Born in 2011 or 1951.

Who? Metal Rabbits are sincere, kind, lively, and imaginative.

What? Inject liveliness into your interiors with contemporary Chinese art from X+Q. A Global Exclusive, the Baby Bunny sculptures boast adorable expressions, splendid gold notes, and multi-coloured hand-painted fibreglass to put a smile on your face.

X+Q

x Lane Crawford Baby Bunny Sculpture With Plate

HK$1,688

Earth Rabbit

When? Born in 1999 or 1939.

Who? Earth Rabbits are straightforward, steadfast, ambitious,
and hard-working.

What? A testament to exquisite craftsmanship, French brand Astier de Villatte delivers one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces handcrafted from earthenware. Ground your vibrant CNY decor with this minimal candy box, a Lane Crawford exclusive featuring a 19th-century-inspired aesthetic and rabbit topper.

ASTIER DE VILLATTE

RABBIT BOX

HK$3,980

Fire Rabbit

When? Born in 1987.

Who? Fire Rabbits are open-minded, smart, progressive,
and unique.

What? 8-Bit's Chinese New Year bunny capsule celebrates iconic characters from pop culture while diving into the metaverse with newly embedded NFT that comes with each garment. Adorned with pixelated 3D graphic appliques, the brand’s uber-cool tees and hoodies seek to represent the perspectives of modern youth.

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‘Creamy Candy’ Pixelated White Rabbit Drawstring Hoodie

HK$2,000

Wood Rabbit

When? Born in 1975.

Who? Wood Rabbits are quick-witted, resourceful, sociable,
and relaxed.

What? Tittot brings forth blessings of fortune and prosperity this Chinese New Year. Integrating Chinese glass-making techniques into a 47-step process, these art sculptures, crafted by master craftsmen make for a perfect piece to welcome the new year.