Mini Ouroboros Talisman |2.7.22.|
Ouroboros Medicine |||| a circular symbol depicting a snake swallowing its own tail … an emblem of wholeness + infinity |||| a symbol of life, death, + rebirth
Snakes represent a shedding of skin |||| a reminder to grown |||| to allow those deaths to happen so we can emerge into new skin
Each piece is knotted or jointed together with medicine from numbers 4, 3, and 11. |||| there are a total of 47 beads (not including spaces) on each garland. 4+7= 11. The medicine for the number 11 represents a divine gift || a communication from spirit || a spiritual awakening.
Wear this talisman around your neck as a chocker |||| thread the snakes tail into its mouth ||||
Wear as a chocker with its tail falling down your hearts center —a reminder to allow your heart to be open. It is when our hearts are truly broken open that we can allow that healing to happen.
Wood || Grounding + Earth energy || Rooting to R I S E
Golden Obsidian || Golden sheen obsidian is believed, by crystal practitioners, to be particularly suitable for scrying. It is also thought to be ideal for balancing energy fields and releasing the ego. The reflective nature of obsidian makes it one of the first stones used in self-reflective meditation, internal growth and self-understanding. The stone is not thought to give energy, but to help seekers discover where healing needs to happen.
Coffee Milk Rain Flower Jade || According to crystal therapy, Jade also has calming and soothing properties, it eliminates fear, comforts and calls for benevolence. Then, it helps the heart to find compassion to make the right decisions, balances emotions, and gives modest and clear ideas. Finally, it opens your mind and persuades you toward renewal.
Brass || is the metal that brings out natural good + inner truth. Even the phrase ‘getting down to brass tacks’ tells the store of clearing away the old debris + getting down to the pores + natural truth.
$111 + shipping
Each piece is handmade : one of a kind : made with love
All sales are final : no returns or exchanges
Ouroboros Medicine |||| a circular symbol depicting a snake swallowing its own tail … an emblem of wholeness + infinity |||| a symbol of life, death, + rebirth
Snakes represent a shedding of skin |||| a reminder to grown |||| to allow those deaths to happen so we can emerge into new skin
Each piece is knotted or jointed together with medicine from numbers 4, 3, and 11. |||| there are a total of 47 beads (not including spaces) on each garland. 4+7= 11. The medicine for the number 11 represents a divine gift || a communication from spirit || a spiritual awakening.
Wear this talisman around your neck as a chocker |||| thread the snakes tail into its mouth ||||
Wear as a chocker with its tail falling down your hearts center —a reminder to allow your heart to be open. It is when our hearts are truly broken open that we can allow that healing to happen.
Wood || Grounding + Earth energy || Rooting to R I S E
Golden Obsidian || Golden sheen obsidian is believed, by crystal practitioners, to be particularly suitable for scrying. It is also thought to be ideal for balancing energy fields and releasing the ego. The reflective nature of obsidian makes it one of the first stones used in self-reflective meditation, internal growth and self-understanding. The stone is not thought to give energy, but to help seekers discover where healing needs to happen.
Coffee Milk Rain Flower Jade || According to crystal therapy, Jade also has calming and soothing properties, it eliminates fear, comforts and calls for benevolence. Then, it helps the heart to find compassion to make the right decisions, balances emotions, and gives modest and clear ideas. Finally, it opens your mind and persuades you toward renewal.
Brass || is the metal that brings out natural good + inner truth. Even the phrase ‘getting down to brass tacks’ tells the store of clearing away the old debris + getting down to the pores + natural truth.
$111 + shipping
Each piece is handmade : one of a kind : made with love
All sales are final : no returns or exchanges
Ouroboros Medicine |||| a circular symbol depicting a snake swallowing its own tail … an emblem of wholeness + infinity |||| a symbol of life, death, + rebirth
Snakes represent a shedding of skin |||| a reminder to grown |||| to allow those deaths to happen so we can emerge into new skin
Each piece is knotted or jointed together with medicine from numbers 4, 3, and 11. |||| there are a total of 47 beads (not including spaces) on each garland. 4+7= 11. The medicine for the number 11 represents a divine gift || a communication from spirit || a spiritual awakening.
Wear this talisman around your neck as a chocker |||| thread the snakes tail into its mouth ||||
Wear as a chocker with its tail falling down your hearts center —a reminder to allow your heart to be open. It is when our hearts are truly broken open that we can allow that healing to happen.
Wood || Grounding + Earth energy || Rooting to R I S E
Golden Obsidian || Golden sheen obsidian is believed, by crystal practitioners, to be particularly suitable for scrying. It is also thought to be ideal for balancing energy fields and releasing the ego. The reflective nature of obsidian makes it one of the first stones used in self-reflective meditation, internal growth and self-understanding. The stone is not thought to give energy, but to help seekers discover where healing needs to happen.
Coffee Milk Rain Flower Jade || According to crystal therapy, Jade also has calming and soothing properties, it eliminates fear, comforts and calls for benevolence. Then, it helps the heart to find compassion to make the right decisions, balances emotions, and gives modest and clear ideas. Finally, it opens your mind and persuades you toward renewal.
Brass || is the metal that brings out natural good + inner truth. Even the phrase ‘getting down to brass tacks’ tells the store of clearing away the old debris + getting down to the pores + natural truth.
$111 + shipping
Each piece is handmade : one of a kind : made with love
All sales are final : no returns or exchanges