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Hair Sword resting flat on a weathered stone surface, completely surrounded by bright blooms in fuchsia, white, and yellow. The rabbit and crescent hilt rise from the top center of the composition, while engraved lilies climb the blade toward the bottom of the frame. The flowers around it echo the carved flora on the sword itself, visually tying nature and ornament together.
Hair Sword placed vertically on a large stone, rabbit and moon motif crowning the handle, butterflies and lilies clearly visible
Hair Stick closeup of the crescent moon detail above the rabbit’s head, with background of textured bark and coiling vines
Hair Dagger closeup of the crossguard showing intricate butterflies and bead-like accents along the curved silver structure, with leaf etchings visible beneath
Hair Sword resting on a stone, with emphasis on the fluted blade texture and finely ridged point tapering toward the bottom of the image
Hair Stick laid flat against a stone surface beside a pink measuring tape showing the piece is just under six inches long, featuring a fluted blade and rabbit hilt design
Hair Dagger centered in a soft lavender hairstyle, the vertical blade tucked into a tidy bun while the crossguard stretches across the back of the head with detailed roses and butterflies
Hair Sword shown in the back of a lavender updo, handle topped with a silver rabbit and crescent moon, flanked by butterflies and curved floral accents
Hair Stick holding a pale lavender hairstyle in a twisted updo, the silver crossguard of the dagger showing butterfly and flower details across the horizontal bar, with the rabbit hilt centered at the crown
Hair Dagger with a silver hilt sculpted into the form of a rabbit perched atop swirling clouds, framed by a triple moon and floral motif with lilies climbing the handle, set against bark and green foliage
Hair Sword resting flat on a weathered stone surface, completely surrounded by bright blooms in fuchsia, white, and yellow. The rabbit and crescent hilt rise from the top center of the composition, while engraved lilies climb the blade toward the bottom of the frame. The flowers around it echo the carved flora on the sword itself, visually tying nature and ornament together.
Hair Sword placed vertically on a large stone, rabbit and moon motif crowning the handle, butterflies and lilies clearly visible
Hair Stick closeup of the crescent moon detail above the rabbit’s head, with background of textured bark and coiling vines
Hair Dagger closeup of the crossguard showing intricate butterflies and bead-like accents along the curved silver structure, with leaf etchings visible beneath
Hair Sword resting on a stone, with emphasis on the fluted blade texture and finely ridged point tapering toward the bottom of the image
Hair Stick laid flat against a stone surface beside a pink measuring tape showing the piece is just under six inches long, featuring a fluted blade and rabbit hilt design
Hair Dagger centered in a soft lavender hairstyle, the vertical blade tucked into a tidy bun while the crossguard stretches across the back of the head with detailed roses and butterflies
Hair Sword shown in the back of a lavender updo, handle topped with a silver rabbit and crescent moon, flanked by butterflies and curved floral accents
Hair Stick holding a pale lavender hairstyle in a twisted updo, the silver crossguard of the dagger showing butterfly and flower details across the horizontal bar, with the rabbit hilt centered at the crown
Hair Dagger with a silver hilt sculpted into the form of a rabbit perched atop swirling clouds, framed by a triple moon and floral motif with lilies climbing the handle, set against bark and green foliage

Eostre Hair-Dagger

Inspired by the Germanic Goddess Eostre. Goddess of dawn and spring.

A walk through the art:

On the pommel is a crescent moon, symbolizing the divine feminine.

The handles and staff are decorated eggs, intricately detailed with celestial moons and stars. These eggs honor the ancient pagan tradition of dyeing eggs in vivid hues, symbolizing the blossoming flowers and vibrant energy of spring.

Butterfly-shaped end caps symbolize rebirth and transformation, echoing Eostre’s role as the bringer of light and life.

The hilt features a bunny, a symbol of fertility, abundance, and prosperity. Revered in Eostre’s mythology, the bunny invites good fortune and celebrates the vitality of the season.

The blade is inspired by the shape of classic Germanic swords

Materials: Steel and zinc. 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.

 

 

Eostre

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Eostre Hair-Dagger

Inspired by the Germanic Goddess Eostre. Goddess of dawn and spring.

A walk through the art:

On the pommel is a crescent moon, symbolizing the divine feminine.

The handles and staff are decorated eggs, intricately detailed with celestial moons and stars. These eggs honor the ancient pagan tradition of dyeing eggs in vivid hues, symbolizing the blossoming flowers and vibrant energy of spring.

Butterfly-shaped end caps symbolize rebirth and transformation, echoing Eostre’s role as the bringer of light and life.

The hilt features a bunny, a symbol of fertility, abundance, and prosperity. Revered in Eostre’s mythology, the bunny invites good fortune and celebrates the vitality of the season.

The blade is inspired by the shape of classic Germanic swords

Materials: Steel and zinc. 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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