Victorian Easter Greetings Card: Girl in Floral Carriage Drawn by Hare

The small girl in the pink dress is our protagonist here, contentedly being chauffeured in a floral carriage—its wheels literally made of flowers, its arched canopy dripping in pink blossoms—while a harnessed rabbit sprints at full gallop with a gold bell around its neck, reins connecting its little bunny face directly to the child's dainty hands. The rabbit, to its credit, appears to be giving maximum effort, body fully extended mid-leap, which raises the question of who exactly decided this was the appropriate labor arrangement for a holiday celebrating renewal and joy. The shamrock detail on the carriage door suggests this card couldn't commit to just one seasonal occasion, which is frankly the most relatable thing about it. 'Easter Greetings,' it says, as if any of this is normal.