The Mysterious Hare

A look at the role of the hare in relation to the gods and goddesses, witchcraft, shape shifting, magick and divination. Hare symbolism is explored.

Aside from the video and audio recordings of myself, I take no credit for the images and artwork shared here, nor do I claim ownership of them. All shared images were found publicly available. They are included for educational purposes only. When possible I have identified the artists or sources below (roughly in order of appearance):

Fight Night, Mick Cawston
Night Hare, struckdumb
Artic Hare Molting, National Geographic
Wenet Bronze Sculpture, Behance
Hare Glyph, ancient Egyptian relief sculpture
Michabo The Great Hare, DeviantArt
Artemis relief sculpture, ancient Greece
Hecate, Vlad Savin
Andraste, Wendy Andrew
Saint Melangell Icons, Aidenart and Catholic Online
Saint Melangell and the Hare, Jemima Jameson
Madonna of the Hare (Rabbit), Titian
Virgin and Child with Rabbits, 16th c. stained glass, Anonymous, (photo Jean-Gilles Berizzi)
Frau Holle vintage illustration, photo credit: www.udagen.de
The Goddess Holda, Carrie Kirkpatrick
Eostre and the Hare’s Egg, MoonDragon Cards
Ostara, Josephine Wall
Kaltes, Susan Eleanor Boulet
Moon Gazing Hare, acrylic painting by Rebecca of Moon Goddess Garden
The Hare on the Moon, Joanna May
Complete Moon Phases, Stanford Solar Center
The Handsome Hare, Night Is My Day
The Familiars, Poison Apple Print Shop
The Mountain Hare, BBC Earth
Celtic Hare, Joanne of Celtic Wildwood
Lion and Hare, Blue Note Art
Jataka Illustration painting, Konawin Zedi Pagoda
We Are All Moongazing, Jackie Morris
Bronze Hare Sculptures, Sue Maclaurin
Fabric Hares, Mr. Finch

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