Silver pendant "Wind Imbolc" 133239 Onyx

Silver pendant "Imbolc Wind" 

Metal: silver 925"
Insert: no
Average weight: 14.10 g

"Wind Imbolc" is a symbol of the spring wind that brings signs of spring into nature during the Imbolc holiday. This wind symbolizes renewal, a new beginning and the arrival of something new and fresh. It celebrates the victory of light over darkness and the arrival of warmth after winter sleep, the restoration of nature and the beginning of a new life.

Featuring Munin, Odin's raven, this pendant is a unique piece of jewelry that expresses deep meaning and symbolism. Munin, whose name translates as "He who remembers," is one of Odin's two ravens in Norse mythology and plays an important role in the Viking worldview. This pendant crosses space and time, symbolizing the irresistible power of memories and knowledge accumulated by the Vikings' experiences in their travels and battles.

Munin symbolizes memory, wisdom and the ability to reproduce past events. He flies on the Imbolc winds, which mark the beginning of a new stage and the spring rebirth of nature. Thus, Munin’s pendant expresses faith in the beginning of a new stage of life and man’s endless ability to create and destroy, dream and love.

This pendant will be an ideal gift for those who value spirituality, wisdom and memory. It can become a powerful talisman that will remind you of the significance of the past and the beginning of a new path in your life. 

Kenaz: Symbolizes knowledge, light and creative energy. Associated with the idea of ​​art and self-improvement.
Teyvaz: Represents justice, courage and responsibility. She is associated with the god of war.
Thurisaz: Symbolizes the unpredictability and challenges of nature, as well as the need for caution and protection from dangers.