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Pendant Wolf Bronze (Jewellery - Pendants)
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ZPD2701 Dryad Design
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![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZPD1712.jpg', '', 'ZPD1712', '', '$95.95', '1 3/4"h x 1 3/4"w x 3/16"d<br><br>Thor, a Norse God, created thunder by striking his great hammer Mjollner. He protected the house of the Gods and humankind. For the runes on the bottom Paul used younger runes. The words are Old Norse: "Thur uiki thisi hamar" which means, “Thor hallow this hammer.”'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZPD2316.jpg', '', 'ZPD2316', '', '$39.95', '1"h x 1"w<br><br>This image came primarily from Paul\'s own book of shadows. Paul\'s goal was to unite as much Pagan imagery into one piece as possible so that it could be used as a teaching tool. It shows the complexity of how everything interrelates so it is clear to the student or practitioner who wishes to discover the multilayered meanings. There are three major sections: The Great Rite with Divine Child, star chart and calendar.'); "Show Product Detail"){kind=spacer}
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZPD2318.jpg', '', 'ZPD2318', '', '$63.95', '1 1/16"h x 1/2"w x 5/8"d<br><br>Freya, Norse goddess of love, fertility, cats and seers, is the most beautiful of the Norse gods. Queen of the Vanir and Commander of the Valkyries, she flies using her hawk wing cloak and protects love relationships. Freya possesses a chariot drawn by two cats and has a love of jewelry and ornament. Her most precious possession is the necklace Brisingamen which she won from the dwarves. In ancient times, gold was often referred to as Freya\'s tears.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZPD2322.jpg', '', 'ZPD2322', '', '$63.95', '1 1/16"h x 1/2"w x 1/2"d<br><br>Known as the Trickster in the Norse pantheon, Loki is often causing all kinds of havoc. He then supplies a solution that generally creates even more confusion! The back of his chair displays his children by the Giantess Angrboda -- The Fenerous Wolf, The World Serpent named Jormungand and his daughter the Goddess of Death Hel. Each image on the throne is taken from one of his many stories. Check out the one about what he does with a goat to distract a very angry Skadi.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZPD2699.jpg', '', 'ZPD2699', '', '$63.95', '1 3/4"h x 1 1/2"w x 1/4"d<br><br>Tyr is the god of justice and right action in Norse mythology, portrayed as a one-handed man. He sacrificed his hand to the Fenris Wolf to protect his people and fellow Gods. The runes say "Tyr and Fenris Wolf" in Old Norse:"TYR OK FENRISULFR.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZPD2701.jpg', '', 'ZPD2701', '', '$47.95', '2 5/16"h x 1 3/16"w x 1/4"d<br><br>The runes say: "Úlfhéðnar ". It is a symbol or the Norse Warriors like the Berserkers or Bear Shirts mentioned in the sagas They were said to wear the pelt of a wolf when they entered battle. Úlfhéðnar are sometimes described as Odin\'s special warriors, with the pelt from a wolf and a spear as distinguishing features.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZTP3012.jpg', '', 'ZTP3012', '', '$47.95', '1 3/8"h x 4/7"w<br><br>This piece shows the three stages of a woman\'s life and depicts the Goddess in her three aspects as Maiden, Mother and Crone. The Maiden is full of life, sensuality and potential. The Mother is creativity, fertility and bringing forth life. The Crone is the attainment of wisdom gained from experience. Some refer to them by the titles Love, Life and Wisdom.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZTP3016.jpg', '', 'ZTP3016', '', '$63.95', '1 1/2"h x 3/4"w<br><br>Morrigan, translated as "Phantom Queen," is an awesome Battle Goddess. Here she is depicted in one of her stories thru the eyes of Cuchulain, who is roused from sleep hearing a great cry and leaps up to defend the cattle. He finds a stunningly beautiful woman all dressed in red with flames on her brow. The woman\'s horse has only one leg and the post of her chariot goes straight thru the horse\'s body. The horse is being lead by a man with a forked staff. Cuchulain demands the man\'s name and Morrigan refuses to tell him, but engages him in a war of riddles. Cuchulain in a fit of frustration rushes upon the woman in the chariot to kill her and she vanishes transforming into a crow cawing into the night. He is dumbfounded to realize he has just attached the Goddess of War. Morrigan can be called on for passing over rituals, to assist with prevailing in conflict, finding the true self or courage in the face of fear, as a potent force for banishing and in dark moon rites.'); "Show Product Detail"){kind=spacer}
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/ZTP3193.jpg', '', 'ZTP3193', '', '$47.95', '1"h x 3/8"w<br><br>Thor, a Norse God, created thunder by striking his great hammer Mjollner. He protected the house of the Gods and humankind. The runes around the base are an invocation of Thor\'s protection and read; "Thor\'s thunder strike and hallowed hold us with Mjollner\'s might." The scene on the back depicts a battle between Thor and Ior, the World Serpent. An ox head was used as bait, and the struggle became so intense that Thor\'s feet crashed through the bottom of the boat and he used the seabed for support.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/145MRPLW.jpg', '', '145MRPLW', '', '$36.95', 'Size: 5 1/4"h x 4"w x 7/8"d <br><br>Morrigan, translated as "Phantom Queen," is an awesome Battle Goddess. Here she is depicted in one of her stories thru the eyes of Cuchulain, who is roused from sleep hearing a great cry and leaps up to defend the cattle. He finds a stunningly beautiful woman all dressed in red with flames on her brow. The woman\'s horse has only one leg and the post of her chariot goes straight thru the horse\'s body. The horse is being lead by a man with a forked staff. Cuchulain demands the man\'s name and Morrigan refuses to tell him, but engages him in a war of riddles. Cuchulain in a fit of frustration rushes upon the woman in the chariot to kill her and she vanishes transforming into a crow cawing into the night. He is dumbfounded to realize he has just attached the Goddess of War. Morrigan can be called on for passing over rituals, to assist with prevailing in conflict, finding the true self or courage in the face of fear, as a potent force for banishing and in dark moon rites.'); "Show Product Detail"){kind=spacer}
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/146CHPLW.jpg', '', '146CHPLW', '', '$36.95', 'Size: 5 1/4"h x 4"w x 7/8"d <br><br>Cuchulain was an ancient warrior of the Red Branch in Ulster, Ireland. He was trained by the woman warrior Scathach. His original name was Setanta. He changed it to Cuchulain which means "hound of Chulain" as a "geis" or pledge after he killed Chulain\'s hunting dog. He was believed to be the son of the Sun God Lugh. In this particular image he is single handedly fighting the warriors of his arch enemy Queen Maeve of Connacht. Morrigan to assist in the battle becomes an eel and tries to trip him at the ford. Cuchlain wins anyway wounding the Morrigan terribly and later in the stories she tricks him into healing her. He is wielding Gae Bolg which was a great weapon taken from the body of a sea monster which had 32 barbs on it. He can be called on for strength, stamina, perseverance, protection and guidance in overcoming overwhelming odds.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/CPD00153.jpg', '', 'CPD00153', '', '$31.95', '1"h x 1"w<br><br>The raven swoops silently in the night sky. If you stop breathing and hold perfectly still you might hear its feathers rustle in the wind as it passes just above the tree tops. Raven\'s dark ominous presence, guttural croaks and unearthly sounds are synonymous with power, fate and transformation within the occult. Few animals carry the magical history or summon the instinctive visceral response of this feather emissary. Bring the power home.'); "Show Product Detail"){kind=spacer}
