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Svarog's Forge - Magickal Jewelry
Please feel free to contact me with any questions you might have at hpsofsnert@aol.com.
Slavic Solar Wheel -
The Sun was sacred to our ancestors. The spokes of the wheel spin in a clockwise
fashion and represent the solar rays. These eight rays stand for the Solstices, Equinoxes and cross-quarter days. Many modern Slavic Reconstructionists have adopted this symbol as a statment of their faith.
This design is a variation on ancient Hutsul solar symbolism. Artist: www.amuletsbymerlin.com. This amulet is hand cast in bronze and is one inch in diameter.
$16.00 each.
Bird Lunnitsa - Cresent moon shaped charm found in ancient Slavic and Norse cultures - in the double bird image found in Scythian art -
a reproduction of one found in a 8th century burial in Nitra-Lupka, Poland. Artist: Maya Heath. $35.00 hand-cast in sterling silver $15 in bronze.
Grape Lunnitsa -
Cresent moon shaped charm found in ancient Slavic and Norse cultures - shaped in the double bird image found in Scythian art -
a reproduction of one found in a 9th century burial in Dolni Vestonice in Czeckoslovakia.
Artist: Maya Heath. $35.00 hand-cast in sterling silver
$15.00 in bronze.
Horse Solar Wheel - This amulet is a replica of a 1st century bronze
brooch with four horse heads. Although considered Romano-Celtic in design, these brooches were found solely in the regions
of Pannonia and Moesia (present day Hungary/Balkans/Bulgaria) and beautifly exemplify the four horses that pull the chariot of the sun. Artist: Maya Heath.
$15.00 hand-cast in bronze.
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