Bracelet Wolf made in stainless steel

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.
 

Tree of life on stainless steel chain

Through Yggdrasil, the world tree, the world view of Nordic or Germanic mythology
clearly explained and presented. Numerous myths and legends in different cultures took hold
uses trees to explain her understanding of the universe, making her symbolic of her
ideas were gladly used.

The trees were e.g. also as a sign of life and fertility as well as the connection to all
Life in general.Trees were also used as a connecting link between gods and
viewed people.

In Norse-Germanic mythology, the evergreen world ash Yggdrasil was used.
The term Yggdrasil is made up of the Old Norse words Ygg (terror or fear) and Drasill
(horse) together, where thus represents a connection to Odin's horse Sleipnir.

Yggdrasil was not only the first tree, but is also so enormous in its proportions that the
Spread out the branches of the ash tree over all nine worlds and thus connect them. At the top of the branch
lives an eagle that bears no name. Between his two eyes was a hawk named
Vedrfölnir.

Yggdrasil has been divided into three levels, which are the upper world, the middle world, which is also the
earth includes and the underworld acts.

Material : zinc alloy, stainless steel
Dimensions: 49.5 cm length
Pendant : approx. 25 x 25mm

Stainless Steel Thor Hammer - Goat

The best-known symbol of Norse mythology is undoubtedly Thor's magic weapon
the Mjolnir. The Warhammer is capable of summoning lightning and thunder, as well as always
to return to its owner.

Because of this quality, the thunder god, which is why he is also called Donar, is able to
fulfilling his task of protecting Asgard and Midgard. Lots of stories and
Legends surround this magical weapon, as well as its importance
to protect its bearer and to strengthen its virtues.

It is also considered a symbol of fertility, which is why it was mainly worn by women in the past and why it is often placed symbolically in their laps on the day of marriage; was laid. In medieval representations, the Mjölnir is almost a "must have". In this depiction, the Mjölnir is decorated with 2 goats and is made of stainless steel.

Matching stainless steel chains can be found here!
 

Bodhisattva 4

In Mahayana Buddhism, bodhisattvas are called beings striving for supreme cognition, who
aspire to "Buddhahood" on the path of "virtuous perfection" (Sanskrit paramita) or realize it
in themselves in order to use it for the salvation of all living beings.

This initial motivation is called "enlightenment spirit" (bodhicitta). Practitioners of various
traditions of Mahayana recite Bodhisattva vows, expressing their desire to walk this path
themselves.

At the heart of the Bodhisattva philosophy is the idea of not only gaining enlightenment on
its own and entering into Nirvana, but instead of helping all other Beings to free themselves
from the endless cycle of reincarnations (samsara) as well.

Wolf head - braid chain

Wonderfully designed 6mm thick stainless steel braid chain,
each decorated with a wolf head at the ends.

Celtic shield

The Celtic protective shield was made of high quality bronze and has triskeles.

The triskele or triple spiral is a Celtic symbol that connects everything 3 times,
such as E.g .: past, present and future - birth, life and death.

It symbolizes the cycle of life and all three "branches" are positioned as if a
forward movement was being carried out. It gives the wearer protection from
negative forces.

Viking Silver Bracelet Midgard Serpent

This Viking bangle depicting the Midgard Serpent snaking around the earth.
The bangle was made of 925 sterling silver.

The Midgard Serpent, whose real name is Jörmungandr, is one of the three children of Loki
and the giantess Angrboda. Thus she is the sister of the goddess Hel and the giant wolf Fenrir.

Through a prophecy ( Völuspá ) foretelling thatß they are crucial to the destruction of
Germanic gods contributes to Ragnarök, she did not grow up with the frost giants, but was unceremoniously thrown into the surrounding sea of ​​Midgard by Odin.

Jörmungard grew quickly and became so huge that it spanned the entire world and
sang to the seabed due to its heavy weight. Every breath she takes is so powerful,
that it causes ebb and flow.

The god Thor tried to slay the snake by attaching a large ox's head to a
Attached fishhook and lured with this Jörmungandr. but just where he was with his
Warhammer Mjölnir applied the last decisive blow, the giant cut Hymir,
who accompanied him, fearing the fishing line and the snake escaped.

At Ragnarök, the two will face each other again, which will end fatally for both of them. A beautiful silver bracelet that is a pleasure to look at.

Odin with ravens on thick dragon leather chain

Odin or southern German Wōdan (Old Icelandic Óðinn, Old English
Wōden, Old Saxon Uuoden.
Odin is one of the most complex figures in Norse mythology.
He is the father of the gods and thus the chief of the Asen (gods)
In this depiction he is seen with his ravens
Hugin and Munin in a rune circle
Pendant comes with thick leatherette chain

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.