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The Artemis Hair Dagger displayed on a large stone surrounded by bright chrysanthemums and dianthus blossoms in white, yellow, and shades of purple. The full length is shown, with the crescent moon and crossed arrows at the hilt, deer in mid-leap, and an arcing trail of paw prints leading to a pointed tip
The Artemis Hair Dagger resting on s tone surface. The full length view details the shape of the hunting knife, the bow arrow hilt, and the beveled detailing of paw print leading up the shaft of the blade to the buck on the hilt
Close-up of the Artemis hilt, showing the swirling arms of the crossguard curling outward beside the crescent moon and arrows. The Hair Sword’s detailing includes a textured deer and a flowing path of raised paw prints along the silvery surface
The Artemis Hair Stick balanced on a branch, with its triple moon and feathered arrow hilt clearly visible. Below the hilt, a leaping deer and a winding trail of paw prints continue down the length of the blade, blending wild energy with divine precision
Detailed view of the hilt section of the Hair Dagger showing feathered arrows crossed over a central crescent moon. A leaping stag is etched below, surrounded by paw prints leading downward on the blade, all cast in antique silver metal
The Artemis Hair Sword resting on a stone surfce, the contrast highlighting the sword’s cool silver tones and crescent-armed guard, while leaf patterns and the engraved owl stand out across the hilt and base of the blade
The Artemis Hair Dagger securing a silver-dyed updo styled in sleek coils, with its forest-inspired handle glinting at the top, revealing the curved antlers and crescent moon iconography in perfect harmony with the moonlit tones of the hairstyle
A silver Hair Dagger photographed flat on a weathered stone beside a pink measuring tape showing it is just over five inches long. The blade is decorated with a winding trail of raised paw prints and curves into a narrow tip, while the hilt features a crescent moon, crossed arrows, and spiral antler-like arms
The Artemis Hair Dagger displayed on a large stone surrounded by bright chrysanthemums and dianthus blossoms in white, yellow, and shades of purple. The full length is shown, with the crescent moon and crossed arrows at the hilt, deer in mid-leap, and an arcing trail of paw prints leading to a pointed tip
The Artemis Hair Dagger resting on s tone surface. The full length view details the shape of the hunting knife, the bow arrow hilt, and the beveled detailing of paw print leading up the shaft of the blade to the buck on the hilt
Close-up of the Artemis hilt, showing the swirling arms of the crossguard curling outward beside the crescent moon and arrows. The Hair Sword’s detailing includes a textured deer and a flowing path of raised paw prints along the silvery surface
The Artemis Hair Stick balanced on a branch, with its triple moon and feathered arrow hilt clearly visible. Below the hilt, a leaping deer and a winding trail of paw prints continue down the length of the blade, blending wild energy with divine precision
Detailed view of the hilt section of the Hair Dagger showing feathered arrows crossed over a central crescent moon. A leaping stag is etched below, surrounded by paw prints leading downward on the blade, all cast in antique silver metal
The Artemis Hair Sword resting on a stone surfce, the contrast highlighting the sword’s cool silver tones and crescent-armed guard, while leaf patterns and the engraved owl stand out across the hilt and base of the blade
The Artemis Hair Dagger securing a silver-dyed updo styled in sleek coils, with its forest-inspired handle glinting at the top, revealing the curved antlers and crescent moon iconography in perfect harmony with the moonlit tones of the hairstyle
A silver Hair Dagger photographed flat on a weathered stone beside a pink measuring tape showing it is just over five inches long. The blade is decorated with a winding trail of raised paw prints and curves into a narrow tip, while the hilt features a crescent moon, crossed arrows, and spiral antler-like arms

The Huntress Hair Dagger

Inspired by the Greek Goddess Artemis. Goddess of the moon and the hunt.

A walk through the art:

The pommel is made up of twin arrows resting on a crescent moon. The crescent moon symbolizes the divine feminine. The twin arrows represent the primary tool she used as Goddess of the hunt, her silver bow and arrow.

The handles are the other half of Artemis's weapon of choice, a bow (turned at a 90 degree angle)

Running up the blade are the paw prints of Artemis’s loyal hunting dogs leading up to their prey, the stag silhouetted on hilt. 

Materials: Zinc and galvanized steel alloy; nickel and lead-free

Size: 6.5 inches long

Uses: while it is designed to be a hair-stick, hair-sword, or hair-dagger, it can also be used as an athame, altar decor, letter opener, bookmark, decor for a potted plant, a prop for an art doll, or tucked into a belt, thigh garter, or hat band. I'm sure there are even more ways to slay.


Artemis

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The Huntress Hair Dagger

Inspired by the Greek Goddess Artemis. Goddess of the moon and the hunt.

A walk through the art:

The pommel is made up of twin arrows resting on a crescent moon. The crescent moon symbolizes the divine feminine. The twin arrows represent the primary tool she used as Goddess of the hunt, her silver bow and arrow.

The handles are the other half of Artemis's weapon of choice, a bow (turned at a 90 degree angle)

Running up the blade are the paw prints of Artemis’s loyal hunting dogs leading up to their prey, the stag silhouetted on hilt. 

Materials: Zinc and galvanized steel alloy; nickel and lead-free

Size: 6.5 inches long

Uses: while it is designed to be a hair-stick, hair-sword, or hair-dagger, it can also be used as an athame, altar decor, letter opener, bookmark, decor for a potted plant, a prop for an art doll, or tucked into a belt, thigh garter, or hat band. I'm sure there are even more ways to slay.


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