Quick answer
Choose the KPM Berlin hare figurine that matches your display space and style: the lying hare for a subtle accent, the hockend hare for a balanced centerpiece, and the standing hare for a bold statement.
Why pose matters for porcelain rabbit decor
The pose of a porcelain hare figurine changes how it reads in a room. A lying hare feels calm and understated, while a standing hare draws the eye and commands attention. The hockend pose—sitting upright on its haunches—strikes a balance between the two, making it a versatile choice for shelves, tabletops, and mantels.
Before deciding, consider the scale of your display area. A small shelf or narrow mantel may suit a compact pose, while a larger sideboard or table can handle a taller figurine without feeling crowded.
How to choose: decision rules
- Choose the lying hare if: You want a subtle, low-profile accent for a shelf, mantel, or cabinet. The lying pose blends into a vignette without dominating the arrangement.
- Choose the hockend hare if: You need a versatile centerpiece for a spring table or sideboard. The upright sitting pose balances visibility with a compact footprint, and the hand-assembled details add a crafted look. Measure your shelf height to ensure the hockend pose fits comfortably.
- Choose the standing hare if: You want a bold, eye-catching statement piece. The standing pose draws attention and works best on a larger surface where it has room to be seen from multiple angles. Place it where it won't be overshadowed by taller decor items.
KPM Berlin hare figurines at a glance
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Figur HASE hockend: The hockend hare is cast in up to six individually molded parts—including ears and paws—then hand-garnished and given a delicate painted finish. This handcrafted detail gives the figurine a natural, lifelike appearance that suits a refined spring table or display cabinet.
Figur HASE hockend
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Figur HASE stehend: The standing hare features a new colorway inspired by the fur pattern of the German Giant Checked rabbit, giving it a particularly naturalistic look. If you want a figurine that mimics a real rabbit's markings, the standing pose offers the most realistic color and silhouette.
Figur HASE stehend
Which hare is right for you?
Best for
- Collectors who appreciate handcrafted porcelain detail and want a versatile spring table accent.
- Homeowners with a larger shelf or sideboard who want a naturalistic, statement animal figurine.
Not for
- Tight, minimalist spaces where a low-profile, unobtrusive accent is preferred.
