Medieval jewelry, rope chains

Celtic jewelry wood necklace

Elaborate, handcrafted Celtic necklace.
Since it is a natural product, deviations from the picture are possible, so each is the
Jewelery is unique.
The pendant is supplied on a textile strap that is individually adjustable in length.

Maori Eight

Not only in New Zealand is the Maori culture fully in line with the trend. Probably
The most famous art form is Whakairo, the carving of jewelry.

For this, regional woods, the New Zealand jade or bones are processed.
The pendant is delivered with a textile tape which can be individually
adjusted in length.

This jewelery is carved in handwork and then polished to high gloss.

Maori Eight Chain Pendant Horn

Not only in New Zealand is the Maori culture fully in line with the trend. Probably
The most famous art form is Whakairo, the carving of jewelry.

For this, regional woods, the New Zealand jade, horn or bone are processed.
The pendant is delivered with a textile tape which can be individually
adjusted in length.

This jewelery is carved in handwork and then polished to high gloss.

Triple Maori chain Pendant

Triple Maori necklaces carved from bones of the water buffalo

The pendant is delivered to a textile tape, which is customized in
of the length.

This jewelery is carved in handwork and then polished to high gloss.

 

Raven from horn

Lovingly crafted carved horn horn
the water buffalo.

In the Nordic mythology the raven symbolizes wisdom,
the god Odin always had the two ravens Hugin and Munin
who sat on his shoulders and told him what was happening on the
World.

King Arthur has been turned into a raven.

Hai Matau Chain

The fishing hook, probably the most famous symbol of Maori culture.

An old Maori legend says that the Maori master, a great navigator,
named Maui, New Zealand with a large, magical hook from the depth of the
Pacific ocean.

The motif stands for the bond to the sea god Tangaroa
and at the same time symbolizes the importance of fishing for the Maori.
The Pendant is handmade

Bona Dea Collier

Bona Dea Necklace Necklace Pendants carved from bone
the water buffalo.

The pendant is delivered with a textile tape that can be individually adjusted in length.
This jewelery is carved in handwork and then polished to high gloss.
 

Maori bone pendant

The Maori are the natives of New Zealand. The most famous, traditional
Art forms are the tattoos, woven and, of course, the carvings.

The motifs have hardly changed in the course of time and are based on the ancient
Tales and stories of Maori.

This jewelery is carved in handwork and then polished to high gloss.
 

Hai Matau Chain Pendant

The fishing hook, probably the most famous symbol of Maori culture.

An old Maori legend says that the Maori master, a great navigator,
named Maui, New Zealand with a large, magical hook from the depth of the
Pacific ocean.

The motif stands for the bond to the sea god Tangaroa
and at the same time symbolizes the importance of fishing for the Maori.
The Pendant is handmade

Hai Matau chain hanger

The fishing hook, probably the most famous symbol of Maori culture.

An old Maori legend says that the Maori master, a great navigator,
named Maui, New Zealand with a large, magical hook from the depth of the
Pacific ocean.

The motif stands for the bond to the sea god Tangaroa
and at the same time symbolizes the importance of fishing for the Maori.
The Pendant is handmade

Tiki man totem

In New Zealand's Māori mythology, Tiki is the first person, a man. Tiki was lonely and longed for
company.

One day he saw the reflection of himself in a small pond, he thought he had found someone,
and jumped into it.

But the picture disappeared and Tiki was very disappointed. He filled the pond with earth, then
the pond gave birth to a woman.

 

Rope chain "owl"

Rope chain "owl"
The owl is considered a bird of wisdom in the western world.
The image of an owl is located on the back of the Greek
1-euro coins. The owl of the Minerva - Minerva is the Roman
Goddess corresponding to Athena

Happiness Buddha

The Zen Master Poe-Tai Ho-Shang, who is also the laughing Buddha
Or happiness buddha, belongs to the Stahvira school
Of Buddhism.
The Buddha is often portrayed as a man with a bald head
Fat belly and a cheerful smile. He also wears long earrings,
Which suggest an aristocratic origin.
 

Sitting Buddha

Buddha (Sanskrit, m., बुद्ध, buddha, lit.: "the awakened", chinese 佛, Pinyin fó,)
In Buddhism, a person who calls Bodhi (lit. "awakening")
And is the honorary name of the Indian religious founder Siddhartha Gautama,
Whose doctrine establishes the world religion of Buddhism.

Buddha head

Buddha (Sanskrit, m., बुद्ध, buddha, lit.: "the awakened", chinese 佛, Pinyin fó,)
In Buddhism, a person who calls Bodhi (lit. "awakening")
 And is the honorary name of the Indian religious founder Siddhartha Gautama,
Whose doctrine establishes the world religion of Buddhism.

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.
 

Rope chain AUM (Om)

The sound stands for the transcendental original sound.
Om (also Aum, Sanskrit:) is a syllable, which is found in Hindus, Jainas and Buddhists
As sacred.

The sound is closely linked to the penetrating deep sound of the
  shankha worm horn. In many mantras, which consist of several words,
The syllable Om is preceded.
 

Yin Yang

Yin Yang, which is also called Taijitu, literally means "symbol of the highest, the ultimate"
As a symbol, it consists of a circle, which is divided by an S-shaped line into a black (Ying)
and a white part (Yang) separates.

In addition, there is a point in the respective field in the color of the other field, which stands
for the opposite pole of the respective field. This clarifies the two opposites, which together
make up our world.

Due to the curved shape, it also symbolizes and clarifies a perpetual movement so that the
truth that there is no beginning and no end, but everything in one perpetual cycle is located.


 

"Yin Yang"

Yin Yang, which is also called Taijitu, literally means "symbol of the highest, the ultimate"
As a symbol, it consists of a circle, which is divided by an S-shaped line into a black (Ying)
and a white part (Yang) separates.

In addition, there is a point in the respective field in the color of the other field, which stands
for the opposite pole of the respective field. This clarifies the two opposites, which together
make up our world.

Due to the curved shape, it also symbolizes and clarifies a perpetual movement so that the
truth that there is no beginning and no end, but everything in one perpetual cycle is located.
 

Skull cross

Large cross with 3 skulls and center
Ying Yang from Resin resin, thus making the interplay of the
Duality of life and death, good and evil very beautiful.
The pendant comes with a 2mm adjustable leather strap
delivered