🌙 A hare in relief against a full moon, wrapped around the body of a tabletop vase, the antique finish sunk into the carving.The moon hare turns up across folklore from East Asia to Europe, usually tied to the lunar cycle rather than to any one tradition. On a vase it gives the piece a reason to stay out year-round instead of only through autumn, which is what separates this from seasonal gothic home decor.🌿 Dried botanicals suit it best: wheat and rosehip in autumn, lavender or eucalyptus the rest of the year, or a single stem when the altar needs something living on it. Set on an altar table it works as a container and as witchy home decor at once, and it holds bundles of dried herbs neatly for kitchen witchcraft. Sound pagan home decor for a mantel, sideboard or shrine shelf.✨ Cast in durable resin, made for tabletop use, available in two finishes.🖤 A gothic vase and considered witchy gift for someone who keeps dried flowers.
