Wrendale Designs ‘Hare-Brained’ Hare Hob Cover Classy and elegant, this hare hob cover from Wrendale Designs will make a gorgeous addition to any kitchen. This charming ‘Hare-Brained’ hob cover is the perfect kitchen accessory for keeping your prized AGA hobs clean and scratch-free This hob cover is decorated with a beautiful illustration of a fluffy hare with his ears akimbo and a mouthful of grass, painted in soft watercolour tones, in the signature style of Wrendale Designer, Hannah Dale. The illustration is set against a pale green colour with a green piped edge, the reverse of the hob cover is beige in colour, a wonderful contrast. These hob covers can be used to protect your AGA hobs, but it is not recommended to place piping hot pans directly onto the cover, it is not a heat stand. The cover is made from 100% cotton with an insulating polyester filler. It features a twill hanging loop at the top so you can store it conveniently from a hook in your kitchen. Perfect for any cook or homeowner with an AGA oven, this hob cover is sure to be appreciated by those with a passion for nature and anyone who adores quintessentially British imagery with a touch of modernist chic. Machine washable at 30 degrees. Measurements: 38cm (diameter) PLEASE NOTE: This is not a heat stand and we do not recommend putting hot pans or pots on the cover. Wrendale Designs This delightful range of stationery and accessories is inspired by the animal characters seen in the British countryside, farmyard and home, as well as more exotic creatures. Featuring original artwork produced by Hannah Dale, each image is delicately painted with soft brushwork, subtle colours and paint spatters. Hannah is an ex-stockbroker turned farmer’s wife who, inspired by her rural married life, embraced her artistic roots and began painting the animals in the landscape around her. Since then Wrendale Designs has expanded into a family business, producing a wide range of greetings cards, ceramic, melamine and textile items, all featuring artwork touched with the magic of Hannah’s watercolour brush.