Slavic Norse Pagan Lunitsa / Lunula - Tiny - 5011S individuality because money and investments like

because money and investments like flocks

was the goddess associated with the beginning of each new year

also called the "Kells Wild Man" - modeled after a panel on the 9th-10th century stone Kells Cross

78 inches H  - Bronze

Slavic Norse Pagan Lunitsa / Lunula - Tiny - 5011S individuality because money and investments likeA miniature version of a classic lunula to be worn by itself or strung in groups on bead. A lunula was a crescent moon shaped pendant worn by women and girls wore them as an protective amulet. In the popular belief the Romans wore amulets usually as a talisman, to protect themselves against evil forces, demons and sorcery, but especially against the evil eye. This belief carried over into the Slavic and Baltic countries. Lunulas are found as far north