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THREE HARES
The three hares symbol is an ancient motif, having first appearing in 6th century Buddhist cave temples in China, and then traveling west along trade routes in the east, appearing in metal work, ceramics and textiles. The symbol then reached medieval Europe, appearing prominently in Christian churches. It has been used to symbolize the Holy Trinity, sacred harmony and the cyclical nature of life.
This ring has been made in collaboration with Ibis Element, wax carver and caster. Beautifully hand carved and cast in sterling silver, and hand engraved with a 1/1 image. This ring fits as a size 7 and is one of a kind.
The three hares symbol is an ancient motif, having first appearing in 6th century Buddhist cave temples in China, and then traveling west along trade routes in the east, appearing in metal work, ceramics and textiles. The symbol then reached medieval Europe, appearing prominently in Christian churches. It has been used to symbolize the Holy Trinity, sacred harmony and the cyclical nature of life.
This ring has been made in collaboration with Ibis Element, wax carver and caster. Beautifully hand carved and cast in sterling silver, and hand engraved with a 1/1 image. This ring fits as a size 7 and is one of a kind.