Green Man Irish forest spirit

Wolfs tooth pendant

Beautifully shaped stainless steel pendant depicting a wolf's tooth. His hunting instinct,
strength and loyal character traits have always impressed people in all cultures.

The wolf was popular with the Celts because of its strong sense of family revered as a
symbol for the community. In the Germanic legends his loyal wolves Geri and Freki are
available as mounts for the god Odin.

And for the Indians of North America, the wolf is a wise teacher, the one with the
powers of the moon.

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Life tree bronze

The pendant ensures good growth and a happy future. The tree of life is the connection
between the material and the spiritual world. In this meaning, its roots are symbolic of the
matter of the earth and the earth goddess.

The trunk as well as the branches stand for life, the trunks as well as for the families and
their cohesion and unity. The crown, which rises into the sky, forms the spirit, the knowledge
as well as the perfect. Together, the tree of life thus depicts the totality and unity of this
trinity as a whole.

Since its roots protrude deep into the earth and its tops carry or touch the sky, it is a link
between heaven, earth and the underworld. The tree is a friend of man, giving him orientation,
motivation, strength and support.


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Thor's Hammer

Wotan

The piece of jewelry was worked according to an original find from the time of the
Vikings and Germanic tribes. Odin, also known as Wotan in South Germanic, is the
highest of the Nordic gods, which is why he is is also called the Father of Gods or
Allfather. At the same time he is also god of war and death. Further he also functions
as the god of poetry, ecstasy and magic.

The most famous of his sons, is the firstborn Thor (Donar). His wife is the goddess
Frigg (Frigga) who is his other sons Balder, Hermod, Hödur and Bragi were born.
Another son he had from the giantess Grid was Vidar, who later to Ragnarok to
avenge his death by the wolf Fenrir. Together with his brothers Villi and Ve created
the first human couple, Askr and Embla, from a piece of wood that was washed up
by the sea. The ravens Hugin and Munin (thought and memory) are among his
constant companions always keep up to date with all information from his realm,
which is why he also added the name Raven god wears.

Furthermore he also had 2 wolves around him named Geri and Freki (the greedy
and the voracious) carry. His warhorse Sleipnir also stands intrepid, which is a
present his blood brother Loki was loyal to his side in all his battles. In his homeland,
Asgard, he owns two Palaces, Walaskialf and Gladsheim. In the latter there is also
the great hall Valhall, where he is with his warriors whom Einherjer is preparing for
the final battle at Ragnarök.
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Odin's warhorse Sleipnir

Odin's legendary warhorse Sleipnir, which was a gift from his blood brother Loki. Loki
is also the mother of the legendary animal. That sounds unusual, but because Loki has
the ability to change his shape, this is possible.

The father of the eight-legged horse is the stallion Svaðilfari, who was owned by the
builder Hrimthurs and whom the goddess Freya as bride was promised, if he and his
stallion should manage to complete Asgard's fortress within just one year.

Since the builder and his stallion were on schedule, Loki turned into a mare and seduced
the stallion to prevent this. Sleipnir (slithering) got its name because it moves not only
over the earth but also over the water and the air can. According to legend, Sleipnir is
also considered the progenitor of Grani, Sigurd's mighty horse.