Green Rabbit Stuffed Animal for Celiac Disease Awareness, 22-Inch Soft Bunny and Printed Tote Bag
This green rabbit stuffed animal offers a soft companion and a thoughtful way to acknowledge celiac disease awareness. Measuring 57 cm (22 inches) from ear tips to toes, the Plushie Dreadfuls bunny pairs its green design with symbolic details that invite conversation about the condition.
The set includes a printed tote bag for everyday carrying. Its intentional stain motif is part of the artwork, representing indigestion and vomiting associated with gluten exposure. The rabbit's sulfur and expansion symbol and faded extremities also form part of its celiac disease theme.
Features
- Super-soft rabbit for holding or displaying
- Green color represents celiac disease awareness
- Belly symbol represents sulfur and expansion
- Faded extremities symbolize malnutrition and malabsorption
- Includes a sturdy printed tote bag
- Intentional stain artwork gives the tote a distinctive thematic detail
Specifications
- Product type: Rabbit stuffed animal and tote bag set
- Theme: Celiac disease awareness
- Rabbit color: Green
- Rabbit measurement: 57 cm (22 inches) from ear tips to toes
- Tote bag measurement: 38 × 33 cm (15 × 13 inches)
- Included items: 1 soft rabbit and 1 tote bag
- Tote artwork: Intentional stain pattern
- Brand: Plushie Dreadfuls
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes with the green rabbit stuffed animal?
The set includes one super-soft green rabbit and one sturdy printed tote bag. The rabbit measures 57 cm (22 inches) from ear tips to toes, and the tote measures 38 × 33 cm (15 × 13 inches).
Is the stain pattern on the tote bag intentional?
Yes, the tote bag's stain pattern is intentional printed artwork. It represents indigestion and vomiting associated with gluten exposure as part of the celiac disease theme.
What do the rabbit's colors and symbols mean?
The green rabbit represents celiac disease awareness. Its belly symbol refers to sulfur and expansion, while the faded extremities symbolize malnutrition and malabsorption.