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Only a quarter inch tall, this tiny Djembe holds the texture of the big ones: wood, tiny ropes and a drum head being played by very small hands
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A small mushroom for your hair or cord.
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A phantom-style skull hair bead with a hold in the center for hanging on a cord or woven into your hair.
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A coiled snake for your hair
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A hair bead combining the symbol of the Yin-Yang and the astrological symbol of Cancer
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The precursor to the button. A brass pin and frame anointed with silver oak leaves.
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For our Pagan Clergy serving our community abroad and here at home
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Flowers are a timeless statement of beauty. This brooch features an elegant arrangement of flowers.
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The Oak Tree Belt Buckle features the Image of an oak tree suspended in space and rooted in a rock, surrounded by a field of stars
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This original design by Merlin incorporates the maple leaf
motif with Celtic knotwork.
The clasp has two strong and durable hooks that link the two panels
together, with three loops on the back of each panel for stitching to
your
garment.
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A pin featuring the classic design of the pulled bow and arrow
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This classic Penannular of Celtic Knotwork is a fully functional brooch modeled from the ancient Celts.
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A brooch pin of orchid, rose, daisy and other blossoms with accompanied foliage ornament this this wreath of Spring.
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The Pipes of pan as the "pin head" and the crescent in the form of a pattern of Grapes leaves and vine.
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The Knotted frame is topped by a Triquetra knot: the classic Celtic symbol of the unity of Three.
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A knotted brooch frame topped with a knotted Pentacle
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A sterling brooch that captures in richly sculpted metal the feel of the thistles themselves.
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The original amulet: The Song Dragon, a double sided piece developed for fastening your heavy garments.
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This Penannular brooch is fully articulated and clasps like the traditional clasps of the Celts
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The Knotted Penannular Brooch is topped by a Awen: the classic Druid symbol of the unity of Three. Designed to hold the heavy cloaks!
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The Winter Awen Belt Buckle as a large 3 inch carving of detail and weaght. May be modified.
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A wreath of oak leaves and acorns, representing the present and the future. A perfect accessory for those who love the woods, trees, and Nature.
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This Penannular is fully articulated and clasps like the traditional ones featuring grapes and a pentacle
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The frame of a grape arbor topped with Pan Himself playing his pipe in a wreath of leaves and grapes
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Knotwork forming a fan of flames.
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