Pewter Pendants for Lughnasadh and Mabon


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The Celts celebrated, as modern pagans do, eight major festivals throughout the year, beginning at Samhain. This festival, also called Summer's End, was the turn of the year.

In honour and celebration of the natural world and as a commitment to living in tune with the rhythm of the seasons, we are proud to offer this range of specially manufactured nickel-free pewter jewellery.

Lughnasadh - August 1

The harvest festival, when we offer thanks to the Earth for her abundance and generosity. It is the festival of the Celtic Sun god, Lugh.

pentacle of flowers

Symbolic of the thanks we offer to the Earth for her bounty.

30mm across x 40mm high (including bail)

£3.50

corn pentagram

At Lughnasadh, it is customary to make effigies and images out of the corn, the bounteous harvest, as offerings to the deities that have provided for us.

30mm across x 40mm high (including bail)

£3.50

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Mabon - Autumn Equinox

The final festival of the year, as thanks is given for the harvest and the last of nature's gifts is gathered in.

sun and moon

Again, the solar and lunar energies are in balance, as the days and nights are of equal duration.

34mm across x 47mm high (including bail)

£3.50

orouboros pentacle

As the year draws to its end, an appropriate symbol is the orouboros, the snake eating its own tail, that represents the eternal cycle of regeneration and renewal.

32mm across x 42mm high (including bail)

£4.00 Sorry - out of stock

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