Butterfly Pendant, Sterling Silver Butterfly Jewellery, Cottagecore Necklace, Dainty, Silver Nature Pendant, Transformation Jewellery War Goddess Fionn MacCumhaill

Fionn MacCumhaill

particularly the Oak from which the word Druid is thought to derive

Mythical horses are often depicted emerging from the sea with the ocean spray swirling from their manes carrying mortals and fairy people between this world and the otherworld

Bealtaine in the Celtic world marked the beginning of Summer and was celebrated with fire notably at the central hill of Uisneach 'the mystical navel of Ireland'

The letters  measure 20mm by 6mm and is on an 18" chain

Butterfly Pendant, Sterling Silver Butterfly Jewellery, Cottagecore Necklace, Dainty, Silver Nature Pendant, Transformation Jewellery War Goddess Fionn MacCumhaillButterflies were referred to in old and more recent Irish Literature as messengers between this world and the other World, probably as a reference to their transformative life cycle. Author Muiris O'Silleabhin writes about a dream where a butterfly temporarily transports his friend from this realm ton the otherworld. Lady Speranza Wilde's folklore collection also refers to a butterfly transporting a soul to the otherworld. In this Legend, The Wooing