The Bunny Harvestman, Metagryne bicolumnata, is an arachnid native to Ecuador whose body resembles a rabbit's head. The animal's actual head is the small circle above its mandibles. Harvestmen, also known as daddy longlegs, are not spiders but a separate group of arachnids.
This is a high-relief sculptural interpretation of the Bunny Harvestman.
It's currently available in my Etsy shop:
https://aberrantceramics.etsy.com/listing/4486121218/handmade-ceramic-bunny-harvestman-wall
The sculpture captures the distinctive rabbit-ear protuberances and false eyespots of this Amazonian arachnid. The relief is hand-sculpted in speckled buff stoneware clay, with a high-gloss glaze on the specimen to contrast against the lightly glazed white background of the circular base. The deep amber and obsidian tones of the glaze highlight the segmented leg structure and ocular details.
The reverse side features an integrated ceramic hanging flange, allowing the piece to mount flush against the wall for a clean, museum-style presentation.
Dimensions: Approximately 7 in. diameter.
Weighs about 19 oz.
8/10/25
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7/23/25
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7/6/25
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