This is a charming triptych of "Ostara Hare," with Primrose flowers and gold foil details.
Painted on reclaimed old pine, this is home to an inner three-windowed painting. A varnish coating has been applied to protect the painting and the foil detailing.
When the doors are closed, the two front doors form a sky-blue heart, with floral decoration. Within the heart are a pair of spring hares facing each other, holding a golden heart.
The Ostara spring story continues inside. The central body of the triptych shows a golden full moon that frames a Hare. She wears a headdress of primrose flowers. Either side are hinged doors and a painting of trees in blossom, with two little birds and nests with eggs nestled in the branches.
The inspiration for this painting honours the sacredness of Nature, and would be at home where Nature is loved.
This art piece is free standing on a flat surface. It can be placed on a shrine, a place for quiet contemplation, or anywhere you choose. A candle stood safely nearby would send beautiful flickering light onto the gold foil details.
Hares are a well-loved wild creatures found in many parts of the world. They are found wrapped deep in folk lore and story.
This painted tryptic measures 22cm x 20.5 when fully open and 20.5cm x 11cm when closed.
Sacred Nature and symbolism associated with Hares includes:
transformation
new beginnings
magic
intuition
psychic awareness
good luck
abundance
the Goddess Ostara
fertility
moon cycles
The Moon has a 28-day cycle, the Hare has a 28-day gestation period.
This is a charming triptych of "Ostara Hare," with Primrose flowers and gold foil details.
Painted on reclaimed old pine, this is home to an inner three-windowed painting. A varnish coating has been applied to protect the painting and the foil detailing.
When the doors are closed, the two front doors form a sky-blue heart, with floral decoration. Within the heart are a pair of spring hares facing each other, holding a golden heart.
The Ostara spring story continues inside. The central body of the triptych shows a golden full moon that frames a Hare. She wears a headdress of primrose flowers. Either side are hinged doors and a painting of trees in blossom, with two little birds and nests with eggs nestled in the branches.
The inspiration for this painting honours the sacredness of Nature, and would be at home where Nature is loved.
This art piece is free standing on a flat surface. It can be placed on a shrine, a place for quiet contemplation, or anywhere you choose. A candle stood safely nearby would send beautiful flickering light onto the gold foil details.
Hares are a well-loved wild creatures found in many parts of the world. They are found wrapped deep in folk lore and story.
This painted tryptic measures 22cm x 20.5 when fully open and 20.5cm x 11cm when closed.
Sacred Nature and symbolism associated with Hares includes:
transformation
new beginnings
magic
intuition
psychic awareness
good luck
abundance
the Goddess Ostara
fertility
moon cycles
The Moon has a 28-day cycle, the Hare has a 28-day gestation period.