An illustration of a rabbit peeking out from behind a decorative object, created as a vector graphic in SVG format.
An illustration of a rabbit peeking out from behind a decorative object, created as a vector graphic in SVG format. A cartoon rabbit peeking out from behind a flower pot. A cartoon rabbit peeking out from behind a bush, made with vector design elements suitable for digital use. A cartoon rabbit character peeking out from behind a decorative object.
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Free SVG Rabbit Clip Art: Easter Bunny SVG Download

Add a touch of whimsy to your Easter celebrations with this beautiful, free SVG rabbit clip art. Download and customize with ease.

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