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This traditional, entwined, horse design is one of great beauty, bearing the Inverurie Horse pattern and Celtic Knotwork.
The Celts regarded the horse as the symbol of sovereignty, often appearing as a mare. The Goddess Epona, known as Rhiannon in Wales or Macha in Ireland, is often seen with a basket or key in her hand, symbolizing her as a form of mother goddess, nourisher and guardian. From the Inverurie stone in Scotland, hand crafted in fine lead-free pewter. 1 1/4" in diam. Comes with silvertone chain.
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