The Dagda is portrayed as a powerful leader associated with authority, abundance (the Caldron), and the ordering of the world; a father-figure, king, and druid. He can control life and death (with his staff), the weather and crops, as well as time and the seasons. Because he can do all these things, he is often referred to as "The Good God". He is associated with fertility, agriculture, masculinity and strength, as well as magic, Druidry and wisdom.
Combining these ideas into a single amulet, I placed Dagda in the center, shouldering his Great Club and with the other hand is held palm up as an offering of assisted and good Will. His Caldron is hung beneath, suspended from a spiral of "becoming". Tendrils emanate into a cornucopia, engulfing the figure and creating a Hood around him. The spiral continues into the distance suggesting eternity.
This Amulet of Dagda is for those who honor the Good God and participate in manifesting Fatherhood, a Mentor and being a Provider; offering assistance and blessings.