These Necklaces consist of 33 Rowan Tree Berries on each side of a charm and is Knotted inbetween each berry, these are long enough to go over the head for most. Numbers in 3 are sacred to Celtic Spirituality. The necklaces size range from 30-33 cm long.
Rowan Tree Key Attributes -
- Lady of the Mountains
- Protector from Enchantment
- Evil eye Protection
- Bright and Bold
- Strong and Enduring
- The Faerie Tree
- Brides Tree
- The Tree of Songbirds
- The Sun Tree
- Witchwood Tree
- The sleeping Dragon's resting place
The wood and berries from the Rowan Tree have been used for centuries for protection and good luck for both people, homes, and animals.
Wear the Necklace as a protective amulet during ritual, everyday, or hang in the home as a garland for protection. Tradition calls to hang above your door after having turned 3 times clockwise.
These Rowan Tree Necklaces are hand-strung on red thread with rowan berries from a town called Thorn.
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For a Necklace I suggest the Pentagram. The Miniature Cauldrons are mini metal cast iron replicas they have a heavy weight and due to the moss I do not recommend wearing them outdoors.
Cauldron measures
Measurement: 7/8" wide x 5/8" tallWith handle 1 1/4" tall
Rowan Berry Necklace
A snippet from The Rowan Tree’s Gift by Claire Hewitt
Little by little the Rowan grew where
other trees would have perished, holding
fast to the Mountain against the wild winter storms.
She endured the coldest of nights, the fiercest of winds, and the ice and snow that the Winter Hag, the Cailleach, brought as she stalked the land.
But beneath the roots of this Lady of the Mountain was held a secret, and one so precious that she protected it through those long hard winters from the wrath of the Cailleach.
It was a sleeping Dragon, curled in her roots and waiting ... waiting for Father Sun to awaken it with his fiery arrows of light.
And as the Sun gathered strength and climbed higher in the sky, the Rowan called softly to the Dragon below 'Awaken from your winter sleep and with breath of fire - arise!'
Slowly by slowly the Dragon stretched, and opened his mouth from which flowed a fiery breath warming Mother Earth, melting Winters' icy grip, and awakening the seeds and plants from their long sleep. The birds sang with joy whilst snowdrops and aconite raised their tiny heads to watch as new born lambs drank their mother's rich creamy milk. The spark of new life was beginning.
And the Winter Hag little by little loosened her grip, and journeyed to the Well of Youth to gather her strength to walk the land again.