Running Rabbit Weathervane
The Running Rabbit Weathervane captures the speed, energy, and graceful movement of one of the countryside’s most familiar animals. With its body stretched into motion and ears swept back, the rabbit creates a lively silhouette that seems to race across the roofline.
Rabbits have long been associated with vitality, agility, abundance, and the changing seasons. Their familiar presence in fields, gardens, and woodland edges makes the running rabbit a charming subject for a traditional weathervane.
Handcrafted Copper Weathervane
We individually hand sculpt every Running Rabbit Weathervane in copper. We carefully shape the rabbit’s expressive head, long ears, compact body, powerful hindquarters, extended legs, and characteristic tail to capture the animal in full motion.
The elongated running pose gives this weathervane a particularly effective architectural silhouette. Its sense of movement remains clearly visible from a distance while the three-dimensional copper construction adds depth and sculptural character.
Display the Running Rabbit Weathervane on a home, barn, garden building, gazebo, cupola, or other distinctive architectural setting.
Standard assemblies include two spun copper balls, solid brass directional markers, brass retaining rings, and a stainless-steel mast. Standard finishes include faux bronze or verdigris patina. Genuine 23-karat gold leaf is available for an additional charge.
Choosing the Right Size
The proper size depends on the height, roofline, viewing distance, and architectural scale of the building. Visit our Weathervane Sizing Guide for helpful information when selecting the right proportions for your setting.
A Lively Country Classic
The Running Rabbit Weathervane is an excellent choice for country homes, farms, barns, garden buildings, wildlife enthusiasts, and anyone drawn to the familiar animals of the American landscape. Its energetic pose and graceful silhouette bring movement, charm, and timeless country character to the surrounding setting.
A custom-crafted copper weathervane by SkyArt Studio & Gallery.
Learn more about the Eastern cottontail and its behavior and natural history through the Smithsonian’s National Zoo & Conservation Biology Institute.
