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Wild - Print

from €55.00

In Irish folklore, the hare or Giorria (guh-ree-ah) in Irish is often associated with shapeshifting and is believed to have the ability to transform into human form. This ability links the hare to the Otherworld and the fairy realm, often seen as a messenger or guide between worlds. The hare is also connected to the moon and Celtic goddesses, particularly those of fertility and the harvest. For centuries, it appeared on our old Irish three pence coin. This painting honors that wild spirit, the way it links us to nature, to myth, and to our deepest selves.

“You were never meant to fit in. You were born to run free, to move to the beat of your drum. Stay true to who you are,  your magic lies in your wildness.”

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In Irish folklore, the hare or Giorria (guh-ree-ah) in Irish is often associated with shapeshifting and is believed to have the ability to transform into human form. This ability links the hare to the Otherworld and the fairy realm, often seen as a messenger or guide between worlds. The hare is also connected to the moon and Celtic goddesses, particularly those of fertility and the harvest. For centuries, it appeared on our old Irish three pence coin. This painting honors that wild spirit, the way it links us to nature, to myth, and to our deepest selves.

“You were never meant to fit in. You were born to run free, to move to the beat of your drum. Stay true to who you are,  your magic lies in your wildness.”

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Size:

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Print Details:

  • This is a print of the original acrylic painting on canvas.

  • This print comes in two sizes A4 and A3.

  • Full paper size A3 including boarder 37.8cm x 48.5cm, image size 32cm x 42.5cm

  • Full paper size A4 including boarder 36.5cm x 28.5cm, image size 30.5cm x 22.6cm

  • Each print has a very minimal 3.5cm white border included in its overall size to allow for signing and framing.

  • Size might vary slightly when printed, please do not order a frame before receiving your print.

  • This is a Limited Edition Print printed on the finest of quality 100% Cotton Rag Paper.

  • The print comes unframed. Images are for mock purposes only. Please measure your space before ordering.

  • Each print is numbered & stamped by edition, and signed by the Artist.

  • Each print comes with a complementary poem on a small postcard that can be framed or kept as a memento and a certificate of authenticity stating its detailing, number of edition in its collection, measurements and signature.

  • Prints are sent rolled in a sturdy print tube ready to be framed.

Print Release & Edition: 

  • This print is part of the Chapter 1: Dublin Collection.

  • Available November 2025. 

  • Limited Print Release. The final edition number will be determined by the number of prints sold during the release window. It could be editions of 5 or editions of 50… who knows!

Delivery Timeline:

  • Sales opens: 1 Nov 2025

  • Sale closes: 30 Nov 2025 (midnight GMT)

  • Printing: 1–5 Dec 2025

  • Packaging & Dispatch: From 6 Dec

Delivery Estimates:

  • Ireland: 3–5 working days

  • EU: 5–10 working days

  • International: 10–15 working days

  • All orders are shipped via registered post.

More details are found in the Frequently Asked Questions Page