The Walled Garden Hare | Cast-Iron Ornament

• Slender cast-iron hare ornament
• Characterful upright pose
• Approximately 15.7cm high
• Long ears and a narrow, alert profile
• Dark, subtly aged finish
• Suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor display
• Sold individually
• Decorative object rather than a toy
• Natural variations in casting and finish may occur

The Walled Garden Hare is a slender cast-iron figure with an upright pose, characteristically long ears and a traditionally textured surface.

Its dark finish creates a pleasing contrast against chalky planters, weathered terracotta, pale timber and natural stone. The taller proportions give it enough presence to stand beside larger pots and planting while remaining small enough for a shelf, windowsill, garden-room table or potting bench.

As a cast product, small differences in surface texture, colour and finish may occur. These variations are characteristic of the material and contribute to its deliberately aged appearance.

Dimensions and specifications

• Height: approximately 15.7cm
• Width: approximately 5cm
• Depth: approximately 4.7cm
• Material: cast iron
• Finish: dark brown-black with an aged appearance
• Quantity supplied: one hare

Position The Walled Garden Hare beside a collection of aged terracotta pots, tucked between rosemary, thyme and softly trailing greenery. Its height makes it particularly effective alongside larger planters or placed towards the back of an arrangement, with the smaller Walled Garden Rabbits appearing closer to the front.

The dark cast iron works beautifully against whitewashed timber, natural stone and the softly weathered finishes found throughout The Ornamental Garden and The Glass House.

It can also be used as a quiet year-round detail on a kitchen shelf, conservatory table, garden-room windowsill or weathered potting bench.

Other residents of the Walled Garden

The Walled Garden Hare is not the only visitor to have found its way through the gate. Discover the three smaller Walled Garden Rabbits, available individually or as a complete set, alongside the mischievous Estate Mice.

Dust with a soft, dry cloth.

Cast iron may naturally develop changes in colour, surface character or areas of rust when exposed to moisture. To preserve the existing finish, keep the hare dry and bring it indoors during prolonged wet or severe weather.

Place the hare on a stable, level surface. Cast iron may mark or scratch delicate furniture, shelves, painted surfaces or planters, so use a discreet protective pad where appropriate.

This is a decorative object and not a toy. Keep away from young children and handle carefully, as cast iron is heavy for its size and may have naturally uneven cast edges.