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Raven - steel pendant
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€9,90
Stainless steel pendant - Raven
The raven is a sacred symbol of Odin, the Viking god. A powerful warrior deity, Odin has two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, whom he releases at sunrise to fly around the world.
They return in the evening and perch on the god's shoulders, whispering the information and secrets they have gathered during the day.
The translation of their names is interesting: Huginn means "thought", while Muninn means "memory".
Because of the importance these animals have come to hold for him, Odin is called "the Raven God".
In the Celtic legends of Ireland, as well as in Native American mythology, the Raven is a symbol of extreme intelligence and profound knowledge.
A symbol of intelligence
If we study the legends of other peoples, from the Irish Celts to Native Americans, we find that the raven evokes powerfully positive and fascinating atmospheres, in stark contrast to the symbolism of Christian Europe. For American tribes, for example, the raven is in direct contact with the Great Spirit, acting as a powerful intermediary between the world of the living and the realm of the dead.
Few people know it, but ravens are extraordinarily intelligent animals. Like humans, dolphins, and chimpanzees, they are among the very few that can recognize their image in a mirror and are capable of processing extremely complex thoughts, manipulating tools, and devising strategies to solve problems.
It is no coincidence that Odin's two ravens are named "Thought" and "Memory": their thinking is, in fact, extremely complex, and they possess a profound and rare sense of memory.
In Japan, ravens drop acorns on the road so that passing cars will crack them open for them. They even often drop them at crosswalks, so they can retrieve the acorn in complete safety when the light turns green.
*** On the back, you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name, or your date of birth.
The engraving color will be polished silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)
Adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.
Shape: Round
Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm
Material: Stainless Steel
Raven - steel pendant
€9,90
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Stainless steel pendant - Raven
The raven is a sacred symbol of Odin, the Viking god. A powerful warrior deity, Odin has two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, whom he releases at sunrise to fly around the world.
They return in the evening and perch on the god's shoulders, whispering the information and secrets they have gathered during the day.
The translation of their names is interesting: Huginn means "thought", while Muninn means "memory".
Because of the importance these animals have come to hold for him, Odin is called "the Raven God".
In the Celtic legends of Ireland, as well as in Native American mythology, the Raven is a symbol of extreme intelligence and profound knowledge.
A symbol of intelligence
If we study the legends of other peoples, from the Irish Celts to Native Americans, we find that the raven evokes powerfully positive and fascinating atmospheres, in stark contrast to the symbolism of Christian Europe. For American tribes, for example, the raven is in direct contact with the Great Spirit, acting as a powerful intermediary between the world of the living and the realm of the dead.
Few people know it, but ravens are extraordinarily intelligent animals. Like humans, dolphins, and chimpanzees, they are among the very few that can recognize their image in a mirror and are capable of processing extremely complex thoughts, manipulating tools, and devising strategies to solve problems.
It is no coincidence that Odin's two ravens are named "Thought" and "Memory": their thinking is, in fact, extremely complex, and they possess a profound and rare sense of memory.
In Japan, ravens drop acorns on the road so that passing cars will crack them open for them. They even often drop them at crosswalks, so they can retrieve the acorn in complete safety when the light turns green.
*** On the back, you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name, or your date of birth.
The engraving color will be polished silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)
Adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.
Shape: Round
Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm
Material: Stainless Steel
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