Irish Hare Mugs

Irish Hare during St. Patrick Day celebration.

A loose pen and watercolour illustration of a running Irish hare. Ref photo by Brian Redpath.

An Irish hare or two, holding a shamrock, wearing a ribbon, surrounded by a garland of green shamrocks. A funny animals design for St Patricks Day.

Irish fox and hare. Two friend in St. Patrick Day celebration.

Cheers from the hare! Embrace the joy of the season with our delightful illustration featuring a hare holding a pint of beer. Perfect for adding a dash of joy and merriment to your St. Patrick's Day celebrations.

Angel with violin music instrument graffiti Awesome design for art lovers <3 other version exists also

"Cheers with Ears: A Hare's Toast to Good Luck" showcases an adorable Irish hare engaging in St. Patrick's Day festivities. Clad in a dapper green hat and matching bow tie, this little creature raises a pint to the joys of the holiday. Perfect for spreading cheer and good fortune.

Celtic animal design

I like someone who is a little crazy but coming from a good place. I think scars are sexy because it means you made a mistake that led to a mess. ~Angelina Jolie *born in the year of the Rabbit

"St. Paddy's Woodland Toast" captures the festive spirit of St. Patrick's Day with a lively ensemble of a red deer, Irish hare, and pine marten, all clad in traditional green and toasting with beer mugs amid clovers and Irish cheers.

Triff Samson!

Viel Glück!

Triff Jasmin!

A minimal drawing of a cute bunny rabbit holding a large green shamrock in his paw. The young Easter bunny is a fun gift for kids on Saint Patricks day and Easter. He may bring you lots of Irish luck.

A Celtic hound chases a hare, in the style of medieval manuscripts.

Assorted sighthound drawings. Available also as separate designs.

Irish Christian nun and patron saint of hares, Saint Melangell. Depicted holding a hare, or rabbit, with a golden halo around her head.

Admired for its strength and speed, the ancient Celts associated the Irish Hare with the night and the moon. Seen as mysterious and magical, it was best to be treated with respect and caution. Original artwork/design by Christopher Toler / Tip-Tops Celtic

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