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Love hares and
all the folk tales surrounding them. And this one has a lovely story to tell!
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Copper hare brooch. This leaping copper hare is beautifully etched with intricate patterns.
This listing is for the Hare brooch with the bird etched on her side.
This is a brooch born with a lovely legend behind it!
Legend has it that the Goddess Eostre saved a bird with a broken wing from being Fox food! She did this by turning it in to a hare so that it became fleet of foot and could outrun the fox.
To show her gratitude the hare returned to the Goddess every year at the spring equinox with a gift of beautifully decorated eggs.
Hares do not have burrows like rabbits, instead have setts in rough grass almost like a nest. Baby hares - leverets are so seldom seen that until relatively recent times people believed that Hares did indeed lay eggs.
Designed by Sharon Dickinson in Melton
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