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The Morrigan Hair Stick placed flat on a stone slab and encircled by fresh-cut flowers in vivid hues of magenta, purple, yellow, and cream. The curved silver blade rests diagonally across the frame, and the raven hilt stands out in cool contrast to the warm floral arrangement, with crescent moons extending from the crossguard and a leafy sprig sculpted beneath the bird’s feet
The Morrigan Hair Dagger captured in extreme close-up focusing on the crowned raven and the intricate leaf detail beneath its talons. The crescent moon quillons curve gently from the sides, and the texture of the bird’s plumage is accentuated by soft shadowing and the worn patina of the metal against the stone backdrop
The Morrigan Hair Dagger worn through a sleek half-up bun, viewed from behind in a rocky forested setting. The raven-topped hilt rests securely at the crown of the head while the curved silver shaft pierces through the coiled section, with moon-shaped crossguards flaring outward against the dark strands of glossy hair
The Morrigan Hair Sword styled through a twisted half-up top knot, captured in side profile against a backdrop of gray boulders and autumn foliage. The silver weapon curves out from the bun, with the crowned raven hilt perched visibly at the top of the hairstyle. Shiny dark brown strands frame the wearer’s face, creating a striking contrast against the hair sword’s brushed metallic finish
The Morrigan Hair Dagger worn as an accessory with a structured black corset dress, tucked securely into the waist sash. The curved silver blade catches the light as it arcs downward, while the ornate hilt displays a crowned raven with spread wings perched above crescent moon quillons. A white feather dangles from the belt beside it, and the model’s visible tattoos and pendant locket add visual texture to the dark ensemble
The Morrigan Hair Sword photographed beside a pink measuring tape against a textured stone surface, showing the full length at just over six inches. The silver blade curves in a sleek scythe-like arc, while the hilt features a crowned raven perched atop a leafy branch. Crescent moons curve outward from each side of the crossguard, and fine detailing along the shaft creates subtle ridges that reflect the natural light
The Morrigan
The Morrigan
The Morrigan
The Morrigan
The Morrigan Hair Stick placed flat on a stone slab and encircled by fresh-cut flowers in vivid hues of magenta, purple, yellow, and cream. The curved silver blade rests diagonally across the frame, and the raven hilt stands out in cool contrast to the warm floral arrangement, with crescent moons extending from the crossguard and a leafy sprig sculpted beneath the bird’s feet
The Morrigan Hair Dagger captured in extreme close-up focusing on the crowned raven and the intricate leaf detail beneath its talons. The crescent moon quillons curve gently from the sides, and the texture of the bird’s plumage is accentuated by soft shadowing and the worn patina of the metal against the stone backdrop
The Morrigan Hair Dagger worn through a sleek half-up bun, viewed from behind in a rocky forested setting. The raven-topped hilt rests securely at the crown of the head while the curved silver shaft pierces through the coiled section, with moon-shaped crossguards flaring outward against the dark strands of glossy hair
The Morrigan Hair Sword styled through a twisted half-up top knot, captured in side profile against a backdrop of gray boulders and autumn foliage. The silver weapon curves out from the bun, with the crowned raven hilt perched visibly at the top of the hairstyle. Shiny dark brown strands frame the wearer’s face, creating a striking contrast against the hair sword’s brushed metallic finish
The Morrigan Hair Dagger worn as an accessory with a structured black corset dress, tucked securely into the waist sash. The curved silver blade catches the light as it arcs downward, while the ornate hilt displays a crowned raven with spread wings perched above crescent moon quillons. A white feather dangles from the belt beside it, and the model’s visible tattoos and pendant locket add visual texture to the dark ensemble
The Morrigan Hair Sword photographed beside a pink measuring tape against a textured stone surface, showing the full length at just over six inches. The silver blade curves in a sleek scythe-like arc, while the hilt features a crowned raven perched atop a leafy branch. Crescent moons curve outward from each side of the crossguard, and fine detailing along the shaft creates subtle ridges that reflect the natural light
The Morrigan
The Morrigan
The Morrigan
The Morrigan

The Morrigan Hair-Dagger

Inspired by the Celtic Goddess The Morrigan. Goddess of war and death.

A walk through the art:

The Morrigan, often referred to as the "Phantom Queen," is a triple deity, representing three sisters who could merge into a single entity of immense power. One of her most prominent forms is the Badb Catha, or "Battle Crow,". The Badb was believed to forewarn warriors of their fate, her cries echoing across the battlefield. 

The Badb Catha rests on the hilt clutching a bundle of acorns.

If the warriors did not head the warnings of the Badb and ended up slain during the battle their severed heads were called "Macha's acorn crop" or "the Morrigan's acorn crop," symbolizing the bounty of death she claimed

Materials: Made from a durable zinc alloy, nickel and lead free
Dimensions: Measures six (6) inches long; the pin itself is five (5) inches, and the crow emblem is one (1) inch long and two and a half (2.5) inches wide.
Perfect For: Witches, mythology enthusiasts, and those seeking to embrace their inner warrior

Invoke the strength and mystery of The Morrigan and carry her energy with you, a symbol of protection and transformation in every strand.

The Morrigan

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The Morrigan Hair-Dagger

Inspired by the Celtic Goddess The Morrigan. Goddess of war and death.

A walk through the art:

The Morrigan, often referred to as the "Phantom Queen," is a triple deity, representing three sisters who could merge into a single entity of immense power. One of her most prominent forms is the Badb Catha, or "Battle Crow,". The Badb was believed to forewarn warriors of their fate, her cries echoing across the battlefield. 

The Badb Catha rests on the hilt clutching a bundle of acorns.

If the warriors did not head the warnings of the Badb and ended up slain during the battle their severed heads were called "Macha's acorn crop" or "the Morrigan's acorn crop," symbolizing the bounty of death she claimed

Materials: Made from a durable zinc alloy, nickel and lead free
Dimensions: Measures six (6) inches long; the pin itself is five (5) inches, and the crow emblem is one (1) inch long and two and a half (2.5) inches wide.
Perfect For: Witches, mythology enthusiasts, and those seeking to embrace their inner warrior

Invoke the strength and mystery of The Morrigan and carry her energy with you, a symbol of protection and transformation in every strand.

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