Vine - Muin Bird Pendant said to mark the meeting

said to mark the meeting point of the five provinces

stories about myths and legends

Rathcrogan

ritual athletic contests

she falls into a drinking cup and is swallowed and in keeping with the ethereal qualities if a butterfly

Vine - Muin Bird Pendant said to mark the meetingOur ancient ancestors had a close relationship with nature. They were keenly aware they depended on the elements and developed a culture of fascination and reverence for them. Muin means climbing plant or vine in Gaeilge. It also represents the letter M in the ogham alphabet. Climbing plants grow spirally and they were associated with rebirth, joy and the continuum and cycle of life.