Dragon Ouroboros and Triquetra Pendant - Viking or Celtic Art

Perhaps the most recognizable symbol of Celtic culture is the Triquetra, or Trinity Knot. Because of its popularity, this symbol was later adopted by other cultures and religions, and its meaning and symbolism grew and changed somewhat over time. The Celts believed the most important things came in threes: the three domains (earth, sea, and sky), the three elements, and the three stages of life. Wiccans and Pagans consider the Trinity Knot to be a symbol of the forces of nature, and the three-fold nature of Goddess as mother, maiden, and crone. Christians believe it to representative of the Holy Trinity of Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. But overall, the Triquetra or Trinity Knot often symbolizes eternal love, longevity, and the continuous cycle of life. Regardless of the meaning, we designed and crafted this pendant to improve on the classic Triquetra by portraying a dragon devouring its own tail. Designs such as this typically represent Jormungandr, the Midgard Serpent, which was created by Loki in Norse mythology. We included a lot of great meaning symbolism in this pendant. What more could you ask for?!!

We're offering you the choice of a simple long leather cord or a stainless steel chain to go with the pendant. The leather cord can be tied or trimmed to any length, and the chain can be made any length you would like. Just let us know if there's a length not shown that you would prefer.

DETAILS
- Measures 1.5 x 1.5 inches. Or about 3.8 x 3.8 cm.
- Measures 1.8 inches tall if including the bail on top.
- Handmade.
- Made by sculpting an original master and casting that in small quantities.
- Made of fine Pewter.
- Coated to prevent rust or tarnishing.
- Your choice of a leather cord or a stainless steel chain.
- Your choice of chain length.
- Single-sided.
- Design features a Triquetra (or Trinity Knot) design, which has multiple meanings, depending on the culture.
- In general, this design often symbolizes eternal love, longevity, and the continuous cycle of life.
- Suitable for both Viking and Celtic art.
- Suitable for all genders.
- Can be worn with any attire, be it historic or contemporary.