Lovingly engraved selenite rabbit with numerous details
Size of the animal engraving approx. 9 cm.
Selenite was already known to the Romans and was used as a window pane instead of glass, as Glass could not yet be made flat and transparent at that time. In the encyclopaedia "Naturalis historia", Pliny the Elder (23 - 79) described the mining and use of selenite. The Romans called the mineral "lapis specularis", i.e. "mirror stone". The name selenite is derived from the Greek goddess of the moon, Selene.
The mythological significance of the hare can be traced back to antiquity: As a much-hunted animal, but one that defied danger time and again thanks to its speed and numerous offspring, the long-eared hare became a symbol of vitality and courage very early on. In the world of the Greek gods, the hare was associated with Aphrodite, the goddess of love and fertility. In early Christian art, the hare is a well-known symbol of vitality, rebirth and resurrection; this also shows the connection to Easter.
Place the selenite rabbit in a place that is important to you, where you can see it easily in everyday life and enjoy it. The sight of it will encourage you not to lose heart and to keep trying to achieve your goals despite setbacks.
A lovely gift for rabbit friends too!
The animal engravings are varnished to protect them from dust and scratches.
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