Three Hares Homepage

Description: Three hares are chasing one another in a circle. Each hare has two ears, yet the three hares have a total of only three ears. This image is found in the Mogao Caves at Dunhuang, along the Silk Road, and even in western Europe. The purpose of this website is to promote discussion about the origin and meaning of the three hares motif.

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Threehares.net

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