Once upon a time, amidst the clouds, close to the heavens, there lived a remarkable Rainbow Princess Bunny named Aurora.💕 Aurora was no ordinary bunny; her heart shimmered in all the colors of the rainbow and held a special kind of magic. Aurora had a best friend, a bright and twinkling Wishing Star named Stella, who accompanied her on magical adventures! ⭐️Aurora and Stella dedicated themselves to a noble quest: to race through the vast expanse of space, capturing wishes from those who believe that there’s always a better way.💕 Their journey would begin as soon as the sun dipped below the horizon, and the night sky became their canvas. Fueled by kindness and empathy, Aurora and Stella would carefully listen to each wish, infusing it with their love and magic before releasing it back into the universe. ^-^💕⭐️
Absolutely love the plushie. Such high quality! Im in love with it 🩵✨ great costumer service! I got this plushie and didn’t know my mom also got the same one to surprise me
I messaged and right away i got a response and was able to fix the problem right away ! She is so kind and sweet and very patient 🩵🙏🏻✨ i would absolutely recommend buying a plushie from her you would not regret it ! 🩵🩵✨🩵🩵
I absolutely love my new Valentine’s Bunny. It’s the cutest and softest Bunny! I love the overalls too! This is my 5th plushie from this store! I love all her plushies!
Got to me early and is about the cutest little clown bunny I’ve ever seen. It’s incredibly high quality. There’s even little clear plastic guards for the embroidery on the face, but they don’t interfere with the softness or cuddly-ness at all
My second purchase from eimylala! High quality and very soft + adorable. I put mine in the dryer for a bit (not sure if that’s recommended or not ) and it fluffed my puppy up perfectly! I absolutely love the thought that’s put into every single plush.
Thank you so much for this wonderful plush toy. It's a raccoon, but it reminds me of my missing cat. I'm so glad I bought it. It's much bigger than I thought. I love it.
