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Wild Hare’s Ear Talismans
Historically, hare ears have served as sensory tools for navigating the boundaries between the physical and spiritual realms. Within magickal traditions and folklore, hare ears are regarded as talismans that enhance intuition, facilitate perception of the unseen, and provide spiritual protection. In Celtic and Irish folklore, hares are considered liminal beings capable of traversing multiple worlds.
Due to their exceptional hearing and panoramic vision, hares are associated with heightened perceptual abilities. Practitioners use these talismans to discern subtle messages, anticipate potential threats, and navigate uncertain spiritual paths safely.
These hare’s ear talismans have been carefully handcrafted during a waning moon cycle, setting them apart from ordinary charms. Sold individually and measuring 13cm long, 3cm wide, and 2cm in depth, each features a vintage brass fitting and chain, complemented by a pentacle charm, resulting in a unique artefact.
Please choose carefully from the selection options for either the right or left ear, and only one of each is available.
Here at Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we take great pride in offering ethically sourced and sustainable materials to supplement your ritual practice. We do not, in any way, support or condone the trade of poached or endangered animals or cruelty to animals. All bones are ethically sourced – death is by natural causes or a by-product of road-kill.
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