Victorian Easter Greetings Card: Rabbits & Violets

This image radiates pure Victorian industrial ambition — two upright rabbits adorned with jaunty blue ribbon bows around their necks like they're being gifted to someone who definitely didn't ask for them are pushing a massive decorative egg on a single red wheel, overflowing with purple flowers in what can only be described as the Edwardian era's most aggressive flex on Easter's floral budget. The rabbits are walking on their hind legs with their front paws gripping a wooden handle, performing what labor laws would describe as 'a situation,' while wearing expressions of grim, thousand-yard determination. The gold embossed 'Easter Greetings' text floats serenely above this scene of festive animal servitude, utterly unbothered, as if forcing rabbits into infrastructure roles is a completely normal component of springtime goodwill.