The Owl and the Pussycat
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I have a tiny model of a moon gazing hare on my shelf and was inspired to make a brooch from pewter with a stone to represent the moon. I added a small hare in this version because of the popularity of the children's book "Guess how much I love You" which features a pair of hares like this!....
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Handmade silver pewter brooch depicting a large hare and a small hare gazing up at a moon of genuine rose quartz. The gemstone has an unusual two-tone effect which accentuates its moonlike appearance. Inspired by the myth of the moon gazing hare combined with the sentiments "I love you to the moon and back" made popular through a well-loved children's book.
The round brooch measures 37mm and has a 30mm pin with safety catch on the reverse. It will be sent to you gift wrapped in tissue in an organza bag by first class post for a last minute gift for Easter, a birthday or 10th Wedding Anniversary.
This brooch has been individually made by hand, not cast in a mold. No two of my items are the same, each is unique.
Designed by Christine Ensell in Wimbledon, South London
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