Celtic pendants

CELTIC CROSS inspired by the Book of Kells illuminations.

• Tin alloy covered with a thin layer of antimony, patinated
• Size 2,8 x 2,8 cm

CELTIC CROSS. Made from tin alloy, covered with antimony, patinated.

• Size: 3,8 x 3,8 cm

Size: 2,3 cm.

The Celtic cross is a combination of Christian cross and the pagan symbol of the Moon Goddess (the circle). The Celtic cross is also refered to as the "Sun Cross". This symbol has been supposedly introduced by St. Patrick. The word "Erin" literally means "Ireland". Material: tin alloy (white…

Boar Figurine Replica of an artefact from Tabor, Bohemia, the Czech Rep., La Tene culture. The boar is a symbol of masculine power, it represents wealth, as well as courage and strength of a warrior. These characteristics are the result of the boar's temperament: toughness, high reproductive…

ARBOR VITAE double sided pendant. The Tree of Life and trees in general carry a deep sacred meaning in many world religions and mythologies. Human beings, observing the growth and death of trees, and the annual death and revival of their blooms and foliage, have often seen them as powerful…

Spirals and knots, favourite Celtic motifs. (For example, look up the flag of Isle of Man, Great Britain). Number 3 had different meanings in the lives of the Celts, possible interpretation are - three stages of our existence, or the three elements - fire, water, air. Leather cord included. …

• Material: white metal
• Length: 2 cm

Cúchulainn is an Irish folk legend (hero of Ulster in the Ulster Cycle). Cúchulainn was almost undefeatable in battle thanks to his spear (Gáe Bulg) and for this he can be compared to the Norse berserkers or Celtic fanatic Gaesats. Material white metal Size of pendant 2 cm

Fairly massive Triquetra pendant, resistant to mechanical straining. One of the meanings of Triquetra (from latin tri - three, and quetrus - horn) is "an inseparable bond".  Material pewter Height 4 cm 

Knotted Celtic herons - symbolize harmony and peace, a European equivalent of the Yin Yang symbol. In Egypt heron is considered to be the creator of light. A double headed heron is believed to be a symbol of prosperity. In the Chinese culture the bird is the symbol of strength, purity, patience and…