Moon Gazing Hare Oil Burner

Attractive Moon Gazing Hare oil burner cast from resin and finished in realistic colours. Burner features 2 Moon Gazing Hares in front of a pentagram and crescent moon. Celtic knot work runs around the base and the burner is topped with a glass dish.

Place a T-light candle inside the burner and fill the bowl with water.  Add a few drops of your favourite fragrancing oils and enjoy!

Please do not leave naked flames unattended or let the bowl run dry of water.

Oil burner stands approx 11cms tall, with a dish diameter of approx 11.5cm.

Moonraven Says:

All of the elements of earth, air, fire & water are contained within a burner:-

Earth - made from Soapstone

Air: The Aroma

Fire: From the Candle

Water: Placed within the bowl

An altar all on it own!

The hare was a sacred animal in many cultures. It was both feared and venerated due to its nocturnal activities and its ability to “disappear” into the landscape. For these reasons, in later times the hare became associated with Witches. In March, when hares breed, their behavior becomes unpredictable. They appear in the daytime and in the moonlight, and their actions are erratic—hence the expression “mad as a March hare.” Witches were said to be able to turn themselves into hares by reciting a certain charm. We can honor the hare now by learning to adopt its form spiritually and to learn its power and wisdom. Here is a modern revision of a Scottish Witch charm to use in a meditative journey. Repeat it three times:

I shall go intill a hare
With loyalty and honor there.
I go in the name of the Old Ways
Ay while I come home again.