Wild Hare Boxed Notelets

Celebrate the quiet beauty of the countryside with the Wild Hare Notelets, a refined set of twelve illustrated notelets featuring delicate hare and botanical artwork in a soft, natural palette.

The decorative side features two beautifully detailed hares surrounded by wildflowers, ferns and meadow foliage against a muted sage-green background. The monochrome-style illustration creates an elegant, timeless look, while the reverse provides generous blank space for your handwritten message and is finished with a small hare and botanical motif.

Originally hand-painted by Irish artist Ailbhe Cronin, the artwork is carefully reproduced on beautiful paper and finished with softly scalloped edges. Each pack contains 12 notelets with 12 coordinating envelopes, making the set ideal for thoughtful correspondence, thank-you notes, gift enclosures or a beautiful stationery gift.

Why You’ll Love These Notelets

• Set of 12 scalloped-edge notelets
• Includes 12 coordinating envelopes
• Original hare artwork by Irish artist Ailbhe Cronin
• Elegant sage-green and white colour palette
• Detailed hares surrounded by wildflowers and ferns
• Small hare and botanical motif on the writing side
• Generous blank space for handwritten messages
• Designed and printed in Ireland
• A thoughtful choice for wildlife and countryside lovers

Perfect For

• Thoughtful handwritten messages
• Thank-you notes
• Gift enclosures
• Birthday and celebration notes
• Everyday correspondence
• Hare and rabbit enthusiasts
• Wildlife and countryside lovers
• Nature-inspired gifting
• Gifting to stationery lovers

What’s Included

• 12 Wild Hare notelets
• 12 coordinating envelopes
• Coordinating storage box
• Illustrated hare and botanical design on one side
• Blank writing side with a small hare and floral motif

Why Choose Appleberry Atelier?

Appleberry Atelier creates distinctive stationery inspired by Ireland’s natural landscapes, botanical beauty and wildlife. Every design begins as an original hand-painted artwork by Irish artist Ailbhe Cronin before being carefully reproduced as beautiful paper goods created for meaningful handwritten correspondence.