Eire Celtic Collection - Pewter Pendant

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Description

Celtic Weave "Knot" - (various designs) The weave pattern, in its many styles, shapes, and patterns, was among the most popular designs created be the Celtic and Norse peoples. With a single thread twisting and weaving over and under itself, the Weave pattern symbolized the interconnectedness of all things in our world. One of the teachings about the origins of this world handed down to the present was that the Creator wove the world into existence. Each thing made with a Celtic Weave stands for the whole of existence.

Celtic Raven - (various designs) is a bird of prophecy and magical knowledge and has been associated with the Celtic Goddess Morrigan and other Crones. In Celtic myth the goddess Morrigan flew over battlefields in the form of a raven and chose who would live and who would die. The Morrigan is also known as the “Washer at the Ford” as she washed the clothes of those soon to die in battle. Her symbol – the Raven is a bird of the darkness. In that darkness – healing, wisdom, and the unfolding of the mysteries happens for those who still their minds enough to allow it to enter. The raven is the one who gives gifts but it is also a trickster. The Raven’s gifts are for those who have the sincerity to try to make use of these priceless gifts of light and insight.

Celtic Dragon - (various designs) Legend holds that the winged Dragons of the British Isles were shy creatures; suspicious of humans, and given to solitude. They breathed fire, and could transfix a person through the power of their gaze. They were also greedy, amassing huge piles of wealth, which they never used, except as a bed. Dragons were always knowledgeable, being long-lived, and having excellent memories. If you could get a dragon to talk to you, it was said, they could tell you of all the ancient races and their histories.

Talisman of The Sacred Three - (various designs) The three-sided talisman, in its many forms, is one of the most ancient symbols in the western world. It is found on the walls of the palace of Minos in Crete. It appears on ancient Irish stone carvings, as well as being etched on bones as much as 25,000 years old. It stands for the three Goddesses; the Maiden: Goddess of youth, springtime, and planting; the Mother Goddess of growth, nurturing, and summer; and the Crone, Goddess of the harvest, wisdom, and the ends of things. The Sacred Three are also Creation, Preservation, and Destruction, as well as Birth, Life, And Death. Like all ancient symbols, The Talisman of The Sacred Three is subject to ever-deepening levels of interpretation and culminates in the understanding that all things are one.

Gryphon - (various designs) is a mythical beast, part lion and part eagle. They are guardian spirits who will not permit negative energies to pass. The lion is a symbol of power and the eagle is a symbol of wisdom.

Details

Pendants come on Legend Cards with a 33-inch-long black cord. Packaged on Recycled paper cards.

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