Slavic amulets

Slavic Symbol of Kolovrat Bronze Pendant. A unique piece of jewellery as it is probably the first one in the world that combines the symbol of Kolovrat with jewellery making methods of granulation and filigree which were very popular in early Slavic Empires, such as the Moravia Magna Empire. The…

Gromoviti znaci Amulet with symbols most often assoiciated with God Perun. In particular the Eastern Slavs carved the symbol on the wooden beams under their rooves hoping it would provide protection against lightning. Today this amulet is considered one of the symbols of Slavic unity depicting…

A replica of a Slavic pendant - Axe of Perun. Archaeological finds of these amulets are common in many Slavic countries. The Axe of Perun is a pendant shaped like a battle axe. It may be found in certain parts of Scandinavia and modern day Russia. Perun is a pre-Christian God of Thunder and…

Massive Bear Pendant for real bogatyrs who are happy to wear massive bronze jewels. The bear is decorated with typical early medieval ornaments which are known e.g. from Slavic and Viking bone carving on tools and knives. Material: bronze Height: 3 cm

The Great Moravian period inspired pendant. Lada is considered the Slavic Goddess of harmony, merriment, youth, love and beauty. Material: bronze and a gemstone (red garnet-almandine) Size: 3.3 cm in diameter

DOMOVOI (or Domowik) is, in Slavic folklore, a house spirit, a guardian of the house who sometimes helps with household or field work. Every house is said to have one. He lives under a threshold or under the stove. It is important to maintain a good relationship with Domovoi, you can present them…

SLAVIC SVARGA (the Sun) symbol of the God Svarog - the God of Sun and Fire.

• Material: bronze
• Size approx. 3 cm

Beautiful feminine Bronze Slavic Pendant with Lapis Lazuli, inspired by early Medieval artefacts from the 9th century CE, the time of the Moravia Magna (Great Moravian Empire), locality Stare Mesto, Na Valach, Czech Republic.  According to Slavic Mythology Vesna is the Goddess of Youth, Life,…

Bronze Lunula with Lapis Lazuli Pendant inspired by an artefact from Moravia Magna, present-day town of Nitra, Slovakia, the 9th century. Lunitsa (or Lunula - little moon) is a beautiful feminine symbol of fertility, good forune and a happy life, Slavic and Viking women used to adorn themselves…

Large Bronze PENDANT of Svetovit inspired by a wooden figure of four-headed Slavic God Svantovit discovered by chance in a tree hollow in Wollin, Poland. Svantovit is a Slavic God of war, fertility and abundance. He has four heads to protect you from all sides. Body of this pendant resembles…

The Bronze Perun's Axe pendant combines creative inspiration and the design of historical artefacts which makes this Slavic pendant of mighty God of Thunder less conventional and more unique. The little balls represents planets or individual Slavic nations, which Perun rules over. Materia: bronze …

Axe of Perun, aka Hatchet Amulet, Replica of a battle axe pendant found in parts of Scandinavia, Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. Perun is a pre-Christian God of Thunder and Lightning and is the highest God of the Slavic pantheon. Some experts connect the amulet to the Norse culture. Material:…

Tin pendant of mighty Slavic God - Perun.  Perun is a God of thunder and lightning and is the highest God of the Slavic pantheon.  This pendant is inspired by a real find of Perun and from illustrations of Bohemian artist Mikolas Ales. Perun has a hood - symbol of spirituality, moustache -…

Triglav is the God from Slavic mythology, revered in Wolin and Szczecin by the Pomeranian tribe. Triglav has three heads because he governs three realms: Heaven, Earth, and the Underworld. The biographer Herbord states that the main Szczecin shrines were built using special art and mastery, with…

Triglav is the God from Slavic mythology, revered in Wolin and Szczecin by the Pomeranian tribe. Triglav has three heads because he governs three realms: Heaven, Earth, and the Underworld. The biographer Herbord states that the main Szczecin shrines were built using special art and mastery, with…

SVAROG'S HAMMER Slavic Pendant. Svarog, the son of Rod, is the Sun God, the Father of our Universe and everything in it, the Blacksmith of Heavens. He created all of the other Gods from the sparks of white flame of the Alatir stone. The hammer is his trademark. Our hammer is decorated with Kolovrat…

PERUN'S AXE Slavic Pendant. Perun is the mightiest of all Slavic Gods, God of princess and knights, invincible warrior, the creator of thunder and lightning. He maintains order in the Universe, grants victory in battle and protects the state and the rulers. Of all the Gods he has the closest…

SVAROZIC Slavic Pendant. SVAROŽIĆ is one of Svarog’s sons, the Young God, born on winter solstice of every year to replace the Old God, the old Sun and to announce the arrival of the New Year. Firstborn among the Gods, he is celebrated as the guardian of the heavenly fire that Svarog created, but…

FIRE KOLOVRAT Slavic Pendant. Kolovrat, Sun wheel of Svarog, the symbol of the Sun, Life, and the constant circulation of nature and the Universe. It can be found in nearly all ancient religions, especially Slavic. Our ancestors used to wear Kolovrat around their necks, sewn on their clothing and…

DAJBOG Slavic Pendant. Dajbog is one of the sons of Svarog, the Sungod, the one who gives light, rain and fertility, simply everything good. The Slaves believed Dajbog travels the Heavens every day in a magical quadriga drawn by 4 white horses with fiery manes and golden wings, and that the…