The Cross
a sign of torture and the symbol of Jesus's victory over death.
Easter Bunny
Easter bunny, also called the Spring Bunny, is considered to be a symbol of new life and abundance. Easter rabbit has its origins in the pre-Christian era where rabbits had a special place for being the most fertile animals hence, harbingers of new life.
Flowers
Easter flowers like lilies, daffodils, narcissus and tulips are all spring flowers and symbolize purity. Lilies hold a special place as they are considered the most sacred of all spring flowers.
The Lamb
One of the chief beliefs of Christianity is that Jesus Christ was the son of God Himself and was sent to earth to purge humankind of all sins and sorrows. The expression “The Lamb of God” was often used in reference to Christ and hence, lambs are also important Easter symbols.
Easter Eggs
Eggs have always been important Easter symbols for many reasons. They have been symbols of spring for a long time owing to the fact that they symbolize new life and re-birth. Also, eggs are said to be the symbols of the rock tomb from which Jesus was resurrected. In olden days, Christians were forbidden from eating eggs during Lent and Easter hence, was considered a day of egg delicacies.
Easter Bells
Easter bells, in some countries, are hung on doors and are rung everyday of Lent except the Thursday before Good Friday to commemorate Jesus's death at the cross. On Easter, the bells are again rung to celebrate Jesus's resurrection and return to His Father.
The Butterfly
Butterflies are considered excellent symbols of Easter as their life cycle, according to Christian beliefs, mirrors the life of Jesus. The caterpillar stage of a butterfly signifies Jesus's birth on earth while the cocoon stage signifies his crucifixion and his temporary absence from the live world. The transformation of a butterfly and its flight towards the sky indicates Jesus's resurrection and his rise towards the heavens and the Holy Father.
These are the main symbols of Easter. There are many others like candles, pretzels, etc., which represent Easter across the world. However, the aforementioned symbols are observed throughout the world.