Cú Chulainn Handmade from wood

Bronze tree of life

The trailer ensures good growth and a happy future.
The tree of life is the connection between the material and spiritual world.
In this sense, its roots symbolize the matter of the earth
and the earth goddess.

The trunk and the branches stand for life, the trunks and for the
Families and their cohesion and unity. The crown that is in the sky
looms, forms the spirit, the knowledge as well as the perfect. Together forms
the Tree of Life thus reflects the wholeness and unity of this Trinity as a whole.

Because its roots reach deep into the earth and its tops carry the sky or
touch, he is a link between heaven, earth and the underworld. The tree
is a friend of man who gives him orientation, motivation, strength and support
donates.

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Material : Bronze
Size : ca 35 x 35mm

Stainless steel bracelet Triskele

6 or 8mm stainless steel bracelet with hanging Triskelen amulet
The triskele or triple spiral, is a Celtic symbol which is tight
is related to the triangle node, since it is three interconnected
Represents spirals.
The Triskele has several meanings: mother, father, child ... past present future ...
Power, intelligence, love ... creator, destroyer, sustainer ... creation, preservation, destruction
 

Seated Thor

Mjölnir with fox

Mjölnir, his true name, was forged by the dwarves Sindri and Brokkr,
so that the god Thor could fight with him against the giants. He is a symbol for the
chaotic and destructive forces of nature to which people have always been exposed
were.

Thor brought order to nature while maintaining balance.
It was this quality that made people revere him and asked for his protection and
asked for his strength. The Thor's hammer is not just a clumsy weapon, because with
Mjölnir was also blessed the marriage and asked for fertility by giving the bride
a Thor's hammer in his lapß laid.

Thor was also considered the god of farmers and the protector of travellers, because he took care of
good weather and good harvests. “Thor consecrate these runes” is the
on runestones Viking Age often read and sometimes just a hammer depicted on it.

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Fenris leather chain

Braided leather chain that has been upgraded with stainless steel ends. A representation of the Fenris wolf made in the Jelling style was chosen as a pendant.

In itself, the real name of the wolf is Fenrir. He is the first-born son of the Nordic Asen god Loki and the giantess Angrboda. His direct siblings also include the underworld goddess Hel and the Midgard snake Jörmungandr. Since the gods feared the wolf Fenrir, they put on him the fetter made by the dwarves.

During this action, the god of war Tyr, who looked after the wolf, lost his hand, which he had placed in the wolf's jaws as a sign of confidence and when he noticed the deception, he severed it from the arm of the god with a firm bite. According to a prophecy of a seer, the wolf at Ragnarok of the Twilight of the Gods will fight against the god father Odin himself and devour him.

The pendant can be worn on both sides.
 

Valknut Amulet

One of the most important symbols from Norse mythology is the
Valknut.

In his representation, the Nordic symbol is composed of either
three in one another knotted triangles or an intertwined polygon
with six corners the Triqueta.

This amulet uses an exciting play of colors with which it is in scene
sets..The Valknut is also called Wotanknot.

Limb dragon bracelet

A dragon (Latin draco, ancient Greek drákōn "snake", actually:
"The rigid gaze") is a serpent-like mixture of mythology, in which characteristics
Of reptiles, birds and predators in different variations.
The dragon is a mythical creature, myths, legends and fairy tales of many cultures
known; Until the modern age he was regarded as a truly existing animal.
 

Playful Ganesha

Ganesha is considered the son of Shiva and Parvati. In his portrayal, Ganesha has the
head of an elephant, the body of a man, a big belly and the Legs of a child.

The elephant god has 4 arms, each with its own meaning and the four Aspects of the
subtle body: mind, intellect, ego and consciousness embody.

The objects that Ganesha carries in his hands represent the following:
The ax stands for the destruction of all desires and ties.
The safety rope serves to pull the seeker out of his worldly problems and to associate
it with eternal bliss.
The candy represents the reward of the spiritual quest.
The lotus flower symbolizes enlightenment, which is the greatest goal of human beings
Evolution is.