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A wreath of oak leaves, three staves emanating from three Acorns symbolizing Sky Father Energy in balance with the Earth Mother as post earring studs
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A wreath of sacred leaves covered by two Druidic staves. This piece is of the Earth Mother or Gaia used as a blessing and banishing Charm
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Small Awen Charm in sterling silver
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A wreath of oak leaves with the Mesopagan Druid symbol of the "three rays of light.
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The Winter Awen, Holly covers some of the stave and includes pine cones
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A deep carving of an Awen in three circles of light, a wreath of oak leaves and a bail at the top to hold your chain or cord. Available in Bronze and Sterling silver
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This represents the Irish All-Father's magical club, which was a Druid's wand, a warrior's weapon, and a fertility symbol.
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A wreath of sacred leaves covered by two Druidic staves. This piece is of the Earth Mother or Gaia used as a blessing and banishing Amulet
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Irish All-Father: "Dagda" magical shield, Celtic triple spiral as found in the Boyne River in Ireland, with a snake wrapped around the edge of the shield. This is the original amulet, a smaller version.
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Morgan holds out her hands in blessing within a five point star under a crescent moon, below are raven feathers
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The Autumn Awen Ring symbolizes Sky Father Energy in balance with the Earth Mother energy as well as any of a thousand other sets of three ideas
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A wreath of oak leaves, three staves emanating from three Acorns symbolizing Sky Father Energy in balance with the Earth Mother
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A Winter Awen with holly leaves and berries.
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This is a winter version of the Awen Ring: a wreath of leaves and three staves descending from the top, the leaves are of Holly, the "dots" are pine cones.
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The Durid Sigil ring: a wreath of sacred leaves covered by two Druidic staves. This is a symbol of the Earth Mother or Gaia used by many Neopagan Druid
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The Awen is an ancient design used by the Druids of Olde. This symbol has been recognized and harnessed by the Neo-Pagan movement to represent the emanation of the Light, brought into manifestation in the material world.
This ring is the Awen for Spring
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An Awen in a wreath of oak leaves with the Mesopagan Druid symbol of the "three rays of light"
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The "Winter Awen" how the light is obscured in the Winter only to re-emerge with the evergreen of holly and rebirth of the pine cone.
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The Autumn Awen: a wreath of oak and maple leaves, Acorns and staves emanating the "light".
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Spring Awen composed of of Daisies and staves as the beams of light, the wreath of lily and new spring leaves
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Awen for Summer: fruit, vines, grapes and mushrooms. Representing the emanation of the Light, brought into manifestation in the material world.
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The Druid Skull Amulet is a carving of a human skull without the jaw with an Awen on the forehead, heavy, fully three dimensional hallow carving
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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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Irish All-Father: "Dagda" magical shield, Celtic triple spiral as found in the Boyne River in Ireland, with a snake wrapped around the edge of the shield. This is the big one
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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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