Mystic Hare Studio
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This little guy is ready for you to dress him up and make him yours! Designed to fit 20inch doll clothing, he is posable and super soft. Take care bending front arms too low near the hands, thin tanned skin of this nature does not soften like larger open areas. Don’t risk tearing the hide, but arms are bendable up to elbow. His bright, happy expression would be adorable all dressed up!
My favorite mount to date, this black skull bunny is fully posable and super soft. A sturdy wire skeleton and super soft fur, he is well made and will last. Skull is cast from a real fox skull and carefully hand painted making this resin cast look as real as it comes. Solid glass eyes tops this cute and creepy soft mount
Had to make one of my favorite Pocket Monsters…. This little Eevee is a soft mount with a big fluffy tail. All natural colored fur, sculpted fluffy toes, he is the perfect size to sit on your desk and keep you company.
Is he a bunny? Is he a bear? He is whatever you want him to be! Super fluffy, blue eyed, fully posable little guy would be a great gift for someone who needs a furry little friend.
Who can resist a good old jackalope? The antlers are hand sculpted and cast by myself. I have made many, many jackalopes in my life, and I have started using cast antlers because a rabbit is a lot smaller than a deer, so real antlers need to be small to keep the proportions right. But I want a full rack, as do any hunter, so these are as realistic as I can make. Made as a proper taxidermy mount, the ears are turned and filled, not just dried and shriveled as many jackalopes are. Along with a proper tan on the hide and mounted on a plaque, this is made to last!
Why have a mess with feeding and cleaning for a pet bunny when you can have this cute soft mount? This lifesize spotted rabbit soft mount needs no cage or food, just someone to love him!
How cute is this? A little silver fox soft mount, his blue eyes, face markings, and little sculpted fur toes will steal your heart. Just the right size to accompany you while browsing the internet or watch over you on your nightstand.
Ok, not sure how to describe this little guy,… He is super soft, posable and made to fit next to your computer or shelf. He has no back legs, just a smooth black critter with a white tipped tail.
This is a pair of fully cured, mummified squirrel hand charms. The hair has been removed, giving them a whole new, perhaps creepy, look. Cured, painted with natural colors and sealed these paws can be used as charms, necklaces, earrings, anything you want!
Who can resist a good old jackalope? The antlers are hand sculpted and cast by myself. I have made many, many jackalopes in my life, and I have started using cast antlers because a rabbit is a lot smaller than a deer, so real antlers need to be small to keep the proportions right. But I want a full rack, as do any hunter, so these are as realistic as I can make. With the front feet in a jumping position, this jackalope would look great anywhere Made as a proper taxidermy mount, the ears are turned and filled, not just dried and shriveled as many jackalopes are. Along with a proper tan on the hide and mounted on a plaque, this is made to last!
Yes, I make birds, too! This little bantam rooster is perfect for those who like the country theme at home or even in the office.
This is a pair of fully cured, mummified squirrel hand charms. The hair has been removed, giving them a whole new, perhaps creepy, look. Cured, painted with natural colors and sealed these paws can be used as charms, necklaces, earrings, anything you want!
This is a pair of fully cured, mummified squirrel hand charms. The hair has been left on the hands. Cured, painted with natural colors and sealed these paws can be used as charms, necklaces, earrings, anything you want!
These rabbit tails have had the bone removed and are fully tanned. May have extra skin, giving more for craft use. Sold in pairs.
Note: These have been split and bone removed, then fully tanned. The skin in a rabbit tail is very thin. Once the skin is dry, it may be too brittle to bend and may crack. Tanned skin can easily be rehydrated by wetting the whole tail, squeeze out the excess water, and allow to rehydrate. Placing in a plastic bag and give it about 10 minutes (Some my take a little longer) The skin will become soft and pliable. Shape, glue in a material for strength, sew it, anything you want. These tails will NOT loose hair and will last unlike dried tails with the bone still inside.
This coyote jaw has been painted silver, but can be repainted to suit your needs. Inlaid with onyx beads and polished raw Baltic amber and a hole drilled making this piece ready for your own crafts.
Whitetail antler tip with decorative end cap. This charm is great for cosplay, addition to artwork or arrangements or just a nice piece of jewelry.
This detailed feather carving is solid bone and one of a kind. Created from a femur of a Highland Bull, this charm is detailed, strong and polished.
If you know, you know…. This hand carved Reaper bone charm is made from femur of a Highland Bull. Ready to be hung on backpacks, necklace, anywhere you want!
This charm is made from the disk bone found between the vertebrae of a bull. Decorative beads add personality to this charm. All ready to be added to your craft project!
This is a cleaned, whitened squirrel hand charm. no missing bones, this hand has been sealed and has a Victorian feel. Would make a stunning necklace, this charm can fir in anywhere and hold a classy look.
This charm is made from the toe bones on a lamb. Use as a necklace or charm that can hang anywhere. The bones have been cleaned and whitened and will not discolor.
Want to make your own creation but don’t have a rabbit head to start? Here you go… tanned and mounted and ready for you to get creative. This head has a well mounted mouth area and fully mounted skin under the chin and head. Has a slight defect on one ear, but is not visible once mounted on a flat surface
After making a Springtrap, I had to follow with a Bonnie. Rabbits are my thing, and this lifelike crossover of Bonnie had to be made. Any FNAF fans can relate.
Not a taxidermy mount, but a sculpture of a lifelike crossover of Springtrap. I just couldn’t resist making this guy, I mean,…. he is a RABBIT!
These rabbit tails have had the bone removed and are fully tanned. May have extra skin, giving more for craft use. Sold in pairs.
Note: These have been split and bone removed, then fully tanned. The skin in a rabbit tail is very thin. Once the skin is dry, it may be too brittle to bend and may crack. Tanned skin can easily be rehydrated by wetting the whole tail, squeeze out the excess water, and allow to rehydrate. Placing in a plastic bag and give it about 10 minutes (Some my take a little longer) The skin will become soft and pliable. Shape, glue in a material for strength, sew it, anything you want. These tails will NOT loose hair and will last unlike dried tails with the bone still inside.
These rabbit front feet have had the bones removed and are fully tanned. May have extra skin, giving more for craft use. Sold in pairs. Have all toenails and leg skin.
Note: These have been split and bone removed, then fully tanned. The skin on a rabbit leg is very thin. Once the skin is dry, it may be too brittle to bend and may crack. The foot has had a small amount of polyfil inserted to show shape. Tanned skin can easily be rehydrated by wetting the whole foot, squeeze out the excess water, and allow to rehydrate. Placing in a plastic bag and give it about 10 - 20 minutes (Some my take a little longer) to soften. The skin will become soft and pliable. Shape, glue in a material for strength, sew it, anything you want. These feet will NOT loose hair and will last unlike dried tails with the bone still inside. If small bits of wood shavings come out of the foot area, do not be alarmed. My skins are tanned whole and tumbled in hardwood shavings in the final stage of tanning.
This is a pair of fully cured, mummified squirrel hand charms. The hair has been removed, giving them a whole new, perhaps creepy, look. Cured, painted with natural colors and sealed these paws can be used as charms, necklaces, earrings, anything you want! This pair is a mixed lot with different connector attachments.
These rabbit tails have had the bone removed and are fully tanned. May have extra skin, giving more for craft use. Sold in pairs.
Note: These have been split and bone removed, then fully tanned. The skin in a rabbit tail is very thin. Once the skin is dry, it may be too brittle to bend and may crack. Tanned skin can easily be rehydrated by wetting the whole tail, squeeze out the excess water, and allow to rehydrate. Placing in a plastic bag and give it about 10 minutes (Some my take a little longer) The skin will become soft and pliable. Shape, glue in a material for strength, sew it, anything you want. These tails will NOT loose hair and will last unlike dried tails with the bone still inside.
These rabbit front feet have had the bones removed and are fully tanned. May have extra skin, giving more for craft use. Sold in pairs. Have all toenails and leg skin.
Note: These have been split and bone removed, then fully tanned. The skin on a rabbit leg is very thin. Once the skin is dry, it may be too brittle to bend and may crack. The foot has had a small amount of polyfil inserted to show shape. Tanned skin can easily be rehydrated by wetting the whole foot, squeeze out the excess water, and allow to rehydrate. Placing in a plastic bag and give it about 10 - 20 minutes (Some my take a little longer) to soften. The skin will become soft and pliable. Shape, glue in a material for strength, sew it, anything you want. These feet will NOT loose hair and will last unlike dried tails with the bone still inside. If small bits of wood shavings come out of the foot area, do not be alarmed. My skins are tanned whole and tumbled in hardwood shavings in the final stage of tanning.
These rabbit front feet have had the bones removed and are fully tanned. May have extra skin, giving more for craft use. Sold in pairs. Have all toenails and leg skin. This pair is still connected by a strip of tanned skin, giving a bit extra that can help in some crafts.
Note: These have been split and bone removed, then fully tanned. The skin on a rabbit leg is very thin. Once the skin is dry, it may be too brittle to bend and may crack. The foot has had a small amount of polyfil inserted to show shape. Tanned skin can easily be rehydrated by wetting the whole foot, squeeze out the excess water, and allow to rehydrate. Placing in a plastic bag and give it about 10 - 20 minutes (Some my take a little longer) to soften. The skin will become soft and pliable. Shape, glue in a material for strength, sew it, anything you want. These feet will NOT loose hair and will last unlike dried tails with the bone still inside. If small bits of wood shavings come out of the foot area, do not be alarmed. My skins are tanned whole and tumbled in hardwood shavings in the final stage of tanning.
Whitetail antler tip with decorative end cap. This charm is great for cosplay, addition to artwork or arrangements or just a nice piece of jewlery.
Whitetail antler tip with decorative end cap. This charm is great for cosplay, addition to artwork or arrangements or just a nice piece of jewelry.
Truly unique, this bone carving features a well known image… Skyrim. Carved into a femur of a Highland Bull, it has been lightly wood stained grey to show the details of the bone. holes drilled makes this charm ready to add to your collection.
This hand carved charm was made from the thickest part of the femur of a highland bull. Beautiful polished bone can be hung anywhere!
This charm is made from the bone disk found between the vertebrae of a Highland Bull with two smaller disks from a rabbit hanging with beads. Highly and naturally detailed, this charm would be a centerpiece for any craft project!
There is 8 of these charms, each containing a vertebrae of a snake and sealed into a metal charm with black resin back-ground. Would be great for bracelets, necklaces, earrings or any place you want.
Cleaned, Whitened and attached to a polished stone, this charm would make a great necklace or addition at any art project.
More Charms and Craft Items coming SOON!
This is a pair of fully cured, mummified squirrel hand charms. The hair has been removed, giving them a whole new, perhaps creepy, look. Cured, painted with natural colors and sealed these paws can be used as charms, necklaces, earrings, anything you want!
These rabbit tails have had the bone removed and are fully tanned. May have extra skin, giving more for craft use. This is a tail with a strip of the entire backskin, measuring 16 inches long.
Note: These have been split and bone removed, then fully tanned. The skin in a rabbit tail is very thin. Once the skin is dry, it may be too brittle to bend and may crack. Tanned skin can easily be rehydrated by wetting the whole tail, squeeze out the excess water, and allow to rehydrate. Placing in a plastic bag and give it about 10 minutes (Some my take a little longer) The skin will become soft and pliable. Shape, glue in a material for strength, sew it, anything you want. These tails will NOT loose hair and will last unlike dried tails with the bone still inside.
Whitetail antler tip with decorative end cap. This charm is great for cosplay, addition to artwork or arrangements or just a nice piece of jewelry.
Whitetail antler tip with double rings. This charm is great for a necklace, cosplay, addition to artwork or arrangements or just a nice piece of jewelry.
Great for cosplay, this hand carved bone charm is made from a portion of a Highland Bull femur. holes drilled makes this ready to attach or hang to clothing, backpacks, anywhere you want!
If you know, you know! This antler tip is carved on one side with a Shout. An awesome addition to any Skyrim fan, this charm makes a great necklace or charm addition to any cosplay.
This bone it the one you find at the center of your ribcage, the sternum bone of a Highland Bull. Decorative beads on this whitened bone make a beautiful jewelry piece or addition to an art project.
There is 6 of these lightweight charms. Each has a bone from the spine of a squirrel, some are vertebrae, some are from the neck and back of the skull. All are sealed and set on a black resin background. would make great necklaces, bracelets, earrings, or anywhere you want a little bone!
This is a pair of fully cured, mummified squirrel hand charms. The hair has been removed on one and hair on the other, giving them a whole new, perhaps creepy, look. Cured, painted with natural colors and sealed these paws can be used as charms, necklaces, earrings, anything you want!
These rabbit tails have had the bone removed and are fully tanned. May have extra skin, giving more for craft use. Sold in pairs.
Note: These have been split and bone removed, then fully tanned. The skin in a rabbit tail is very thin. Once the skin is dry, it may be too brittle to bend and may crack. Tanned skin can easily be rehydrated by wetting the whole tail, squeeze out the excess water, and allow to rehydrate. Placing in a plastic bag and give it about 10 minutes (Some my take a little longer) The skin will become soft and pliable. Shape, glue in a material for strength, sew it, anything you want. These tails will NOT loose hair and will last unlike dried tails with the bone still inside.
This coyote jaw piece has had onyx beads and a polished oval of Baltic Amber inlaid. The jaw has been painted a gunmetal grey, but can be painted to any color you want. A hole drilled into the back part makes this ready to be hung up or added to your own creation.
Whitetail antler tip with decorative end cap. This charm is great for cosplay, addition to artwork or arrangements or just a nice piece of jewelry.
Whitetail antler tip with decorative end cap. This charm is great for cosplay, addition to artwork or arrangements or just a nice piece of jewelry.
This carving from a femur of a Highland Bull is the symbol for the Thieves Guild from Skyrim. Holes drilled make it easy to hang on your dice bag, cosplay or anywhere you like!
This charm is two sided, with a Shout on one side, Skyrim symbol on the other. Hand carved into an antler tip, this would be a great collectable for any Skyrim fan
Two squirrel jaws combined with a piece of iron pyrite. Natural detail on these whitened bones make this piece stand out in any art project or as a stand alone charm
This is a molar from a deer, cleaned and sealed inside a glass dome. Small enough to use as jewelry, or add to another craft project!
About Me, My Bunnies, and the
Art of Taxidermy
My name is Anna. I am in my mid 50s and have decided to make my art into my business! I have had many jobs though my lifetime, but the need to create art has been there all my life. I was raised on a small family farm and spent my life learning and practicing agricultural science. Through 4-H and FFA in my youth and good old ‘hands on’ experience, I have raised and processed many types of livestock. But rabbits have been my passion.
I started raising rabbits as a child, and have been breeding them since 1977. I started off producing show rabbits and attended rabbit shows across many states for many years. But now, I have stepped away from pedigrees and breed for meat and fur. My breeders are my pets, I love them deeply and they live the best life they can. They produce meat for my family as well as fur and bone for my art. Nothing goes to waste.
As a child on a farm, I was always was fascinated with what was left after livestock was processed. Not wanting to waste anything, I would keep and try to process skins, bones and anything else I could get my hands on. Later in life, I discovered my state taxidermy association. With classes, seminars and help from the pros, I learned the art the right way. I began participating in competitions. The lecturing, critique and judge notes only made my work better and eventually earned the the title Master of Lifesize Small Mammals. Later, as a commercial taxidermist, I couldn’t get myself to toss out scraps and leftovers from customers mounts. Being that I raised market livestock, I gained a whole new world of materials. And then began my novelty work. Unlike other artists who dove into taxidermy without fundamental and basic knowledge of the taxidermy process, including tanning and proper cleaning, I produce artwork that is not only eye pleasing, but are made correctly. Art pieces that are unique and will last.
My business is constantly evolving and expanding. I am learning all about website management and sales, so bare with me as I learn! There will be frequent updates and new items listed. Please understand that this is now my whole lifeline! At my age, health restrictions, and skill level, I cant find a “normal” job (lost my last job of 10 years to new store owners). Bills must be paid and this is my shot at a new life. I hope to grow and offer more items like craft supply items, taxidermy kits, and maybe even online seminars. I generally do not do commission work, but this is due to the nature of my medium. It takes MONTHS to breed, raise and process my rabbits. Colors of hides are sometimes a gamble, as well as quantity…. some rabbits will have 4 babies and some will have 12. As mentioned, my breeders are my pets and I will not cull a doe just because she had a small litter. This impacts my output. Skins have flaws. Tanning process can present its own problems. And unlike fabric, a simple mistake can ruin an entire project. But I am open to requests if I have what you want. Send me a message and I will do what I can to make things happen.