Burghead Bull Necklace faery and discovers how people celebrate

and discovers how people celebrate seasonal holidays in the forest where he lives

I took up runes

A look at the “universalist” and “folkish” interpretations of the Asatru tradition and the “hijacking” of the symbolism of the northern European religions in the 19th and early 20th centuries

This book explores structured

Burghead Bull Necklace faery and discovers how people celebrateThis pendant is taken from one of 6 surviving stones from over 30 mentioned in historical records. The bull symbol was thought to adorn the ramparts of the Pictish fort at Burghead on the Moray coast. The bull was an important symbol that represented strength and fertility. Dimensions: 39 mm x 27 mm Supplied on a length of black waxed cord.