Description

Known as the Trickster in the Norse pantheon

Genuine coyote jaw bone

He was believed to be the son of the Sun God Lugh

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The Raven's dark ominous presence

Ormhaxan Snake Goddess Pendant (Bronze) herbs Known as the Trickster inThis image is based on a picture stone located in Gottland, Sweden. The Smiss Stone or the Snake witch Stone depicts someone dressed as a woman holding two snakes and appears to be in birthing position. Ormhxan, literally means "snake witch" or snake charmer. An original design by artist Paul Borda of Dryad Design

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Ormhaxan Snake Goddess Pendant (Bronze) herbs Known as the Trickster in

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