Hare Bone & Key Shadow Box 2
$125.00
This handmade black shadow box presents a sepia-toned backdrop of three lit candles on a triple candelabra with a machine-sewn pentagram, blending vintage and contemporary design. Asymmetrically arranged, the piece is adorned with curated antique-gold objects, featuring three hare rib bones arching over an ornate filigree disc with a hare vertebra at its heart, complemented by a hare’s head key positioned above to the left. Rooted in folklore, the candelabra and candles symbolise spiritual illumination and guidance, while the pentagram offers elemental protection. The hare bones and key invoke the witch’s familiar, representing intuition, transformation, and access to hidden realms. Gold accents and the filigree disc balance the piece, making it a powerful tool for focusing spiritual intent and manifesting desires. The box measures 18.5cm on each side and is 3.8cm deep, making it a unique piece for any ritual space.
Specifications
Frame: Black shadow box frame, handmade by a professional framer, repurposed
Backdrop: Sepia-toned craft paper featuring three lit candles on a triple candelabra design
Stitching: Machine-sewn thread pentagram offering elemental protection. All objects securely hand-sewn
Central Focal Pieces: Three authentic hare rib bones and hare vertebra
Key Accent: Ornate hare’s head key
Hardware Accents: Curated decorative antique-gold components
$125.00
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