Bergamot Hare

A framed painting of a pink hare surrounded by purple bee balm bergamot flowers.

A painting of a pink hare surrounded by purple bee balm bergamot flowers.

Original Art by Rachel Perciphone

Rabbits and hares often symbolize rebirth and the renewal of cycles across a variety of cultures. As a prey species, they need to be quick on their feet and adapt. I, too, feel as though I’ve been in a process of rebirth or recalibrating and adapting to new goals and challenges. I also know that I am far from alone with this feeling in a world that is evolving at a rapid pace. May our intuitions lead us to safety as we navigate the unknown and may we remember to stop and smell the bergamot along the way.

“Bergamot Hare” is a 5″x7″ mixed-media painting on watercolor paper mounted to hardboard. It is inspired by the baby bunnies I’ve enjoyed watching grow up in my backyard this season and the bee balm/bergamot that attracts the nice, helpful bumble bees. My backyard habitat is thriving!

This painting is framed and ready to display and enjoy wherever you need a little bit of natural magic!

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Unframed Painting Size	5"x7"
Total Size (Framed)	6.25"x8.25"

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About the Artist

Rachel Perciphone

Rachel Perciphone is an artist and professional illustrator creating vibrant, empowering fantasy art that encourages the viewer to confidently explore their own stories. She is most heavily inspired by mythology, fairy tales, nature, and ethereal subjects and her work features strong, diverse characters within magical and colorful worlds. Rachel uses symbolism, shape, and both natural and supernatural elements to explore narratives and emotions. Through depictions of vibrant, feminine, and engaging subjects, her work showcases the idea that our inner strength is both multifaceted and beautiful.