Hares

Between dusk and dawn, they move.

This collection is for the watchers and the runners, the silver-etched hares that turn their heads at the edge of the field, then vanish.

Each piece is hand-shaped or cast, often textured like fur or carved earth. Some are curled like sleeping myths, others mid-leap. A few sit under a moon.

In folklore, hares are shapeshifters, messengers, and moon-keepers. Symbols of wildness, liminality, and quiet knowing.

These are not sweet creatures. They are old ones.