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Garden
Plaque
Finished
in a bronze effect
Suitable
for hanging on a wall in the garden or indoors
Approximate
size 5 1/2" Diameter
The
traditional ‘Mad March Hare’ behaviour which involves boxing, is
actually unreceptive females fending off males. Being the fastest land
animals in the UK, brown hares escape predators by out-running them.
The
hare is known to be sacred to the goddess Eostre and eventually became
known as the Easter bunny, it is believed to represent growth,
re-birth, abundance and good fortune.
At
Easter we eat Hot-Cross-Buns, the cross on the bun is said to
represent the four quarters of the moon, these buns were originally
pagan offerings. Courtship involves boxing - the traditional 'mad
March hare' behaviour.
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£9.99
Including
P&P
Applies
to UK Only
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Order
Number BHG-0907
Please Note: Prices are
for UK only. Please ask for a quote before ordering if outside the
UK, Thank you.
Reproduced
in Cornwall from our original clay sculpture.
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