In many pagan communities, the green man is a prominent symbol associated with nature, growth, and fertility. The green man is frequently depicted as a male figure with a beard of leaves and branches, and he is often considered to be an embodiment of the...

The stag is a powerful symbol in Pagan traditions, particularly associated with nature, fertility, and the hunt. The Celtic God Cerunnos is often depicted with antlers himself. He represents the wild, the forest, and animals, with the stag being a key...

The Norse Paagan god Njord (pronounced "Nyord") was a very important Deity in viking mythology. The great dragon ships that exemplify the Viking age and all adventures of the sea were his domain. He is from the Vanir house of gods and is also an honorary...

Celtic knotwork is symbolically a representation of the infinite nature of the cycles of life. - Made of .925 solid sterling silver- Measures approximately 1 1/8 inches (2.4 cm) in diameter- Single sided- Bail accommodates a chain up to 3 mm wide- Metal...

The sun's energy is often seen as a manifestation of The God, the masculine aspect of the divine. The God isn't just a single entity, but takes on different faces throughout the year. At times, he embodies the strength and vitality of the summer sun,...