Celtic Swans

€25

Product Description:

Celtic Art was much influenced by mythology and nature. Animals are often featured in stylised form and the swan, the ‘spirit bird’, was especially revered. The most well known mythological tale featuring swans is that of the ‘Children of Lir’, a king of the Tuatha de Dannan. His four children change into swans to escape their jealous step-mother and spend 300 years on three Loughs before being turned back into human form.

SKU: C6

Material: White Bronze — non-toxic and lead free

Chain: 18 inch, silver plated

Packaging: Boxed with its printed story card

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Made in West Cork, Ireland
Boxed with its printed story card
Delivery: Ireland three to five days · worldwide about ten
14-day returns — full refund

The Brigid's Cross pendant in White Bronze on a chain, worn over white linen

Cast in White Bronze

From the Bandia archive

The Bandia range concentrates on historical themes: Early Celtic Art, less well known motifs such as the Sheela na Gig, and the prehistoric Megalithic Art carved on Ireland’s oldest monuments. Every design begins as a pen and ink drawing in the Bandia archive before it is cast in White Bronze.

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