Rabbits On Stamps

Here is Switzerland's February 12, 1998 90 centimes stamp (Sc #1025) publicizing the candidacy of Sion to host the 2006 Winter Olympic Games. Sion (pop. 35,000) is a town in southwestern Switzerland.

The central panel of the stamp shows a collection of 33 tiny images, mostly relating to winter sports and wildlife, to symbolize activities available around Sion. The rabbit, shown in the close-up pic, is approximately 1.75mm x 2mm in size.

On March 9, 1959 Switzerland issued this 20 centimes Animal Welfare stamp (Sc #372) depicting an owl, a rabbit and a fish.

This horizontally se-tenant pair of 80 yen stamps (Sc #2671a) showing rabbits in a grassy field was issued by Japan on April 20, 1999 to commemorate Philatelic Week.

Here is Japan's December 15, 1962 five yen stamp (Sc #773) for New Year's Greetings 1963. Stamp shows a painted, rabbit-shaped bell.

Luxembourg
Fauna
May 17, 2022
Set of four, one stamp depicts brown hare.

Portugal
Hunting in Portugal II
May 26, 2022
Set of four, two stamps depict European Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) and Granada Hare (Lepus granatensis).

Romania
Dalmatian-type Animals
February 24, 2022
Set of three, one stamp depicts an English Spot Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus).

Singapore 2022 Becky Bunny is the Singapore Families for Life mascot. 4 stamps to illustrate Love, Care & Concern, Commitment, and Respect:

Japan

Here is the rest of the 1967 Albanian set that netryk posted on page 6.

Also, some Byzantine mosaics from Palestine issued in 1998.

I find Mongolian stamps, as a general rule, to be quite lovely: the design and art style nearly always hearkens back to traditional themes.

This pair of rabbits are Lunar New Year issues from 1999.

A nice set of rabbits from North Korea, issued March 10, 1969.

Lao New Year of the Rabbit, issued by the Kingdom of Laos on April 14, 1975, the first day of the New Year:

Fortune teller - According to Lao faith, the year of which a man was born has a special importance on a man life and destiny. This destiny can be predicted by a fortune teller that uses an astrological map. This se-tenant shows the fortune teller pointing to the rabbit on the book and on the wall:



A procession honoring the guardian divinities of the New Year is held in Boun Pi Mai, Lao New Year festival. As part of it, girls are riding on animals symbolizing the years. The stamp depicting girls riding on a Tiger and a Rabbit, former and New Year's animals. The girl is holding a flag with a caption "Pi Thor 1975" ("Year of the Rabbit 1975"):

Here we have a pair of stamps from French Polynesia: the first is the lunar new year issue for 1999, and the second is the lunar new year issue for 2011.