The Moon Hare

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Original Artwork by Miranda Seim Linen Lamp, wooden base (9" tall x 5"wide) Hand dyed and painted Light bulb included The Moon Hare Long before people saw a face in the moon, many cultures saw the shape of a hare illuminated in silver light.To them, the hare wasn’t just in the moon, it belonged to it. Across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, the hare appears again and again as a lunar companion, a symbol of rebirth, sacrifice, and the quiet rhythms that guide the natural world. The stories shift with each place, but the heart of the myth stays the same: the hare is a creature whose spirit moves with the moon itself. This lamp is painted in the spirit of that old folklore, the Moon Hare.Gentle motifs frame the silhouette, creating the feeling of a small window the hare is peering through, as if caught between our world and the next. The shade is hand-dyed in a burnt, rustic orange, allowing the light to glow soft, warm, and comforting to anyone sitting within its reach. A little lunar story, held in linen and light. Show more