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The Mandrake Dagger Pendant hangs from a chain draped across a piece of bark, surrounded by radiant pink blossoms. The central motif resembles a flowering mandrake root—its curling leaves and tiny berries rising from the hilt in layered relief. Each curved crescent blade points outward, forming a triple moon formation, while the blade tapers to a glistening pink-violet tip. A twisted root design coils down the center in raised metallic texture.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant lies horizontally beneath a curved piece of bark, nested in layers of soft pink petals and magenta blooms. The silver pendant features layered mandrake leaves that splay out in all directions, with raised berry clusters and crescent blades encircling the central dagger. The ombré blade transitions from silver to shimmering violet-pink, and etched root tendrils creep toward the pointed crystal-like tip.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant is framed by vivid fuchsia blooms, resting atop warm, textured stone. The pendant’s hilt blooms with detailed leaves and clusters of berries, evoking the powerful root it’s named for. Its triple crescent blades arc outward like horns, curling beneath a central bail loop, while the dagger’s point gleams in a gradient of metallic pink. Raised vines crawl down the shaft, textured and twisting like the limbs of the mythical plant spirit.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant peeks through a long platinum braid, tucked beneath the strap of an emerald green gown. Its crescent blades and leafy hilt catch the sunlight in fine detail, glinting beside silver armor plates. The pendant rests against the model’s chest, its vine-wrapped blade echoing the organic shapes of the forest backdrop. The natural lighting highlights the metallic texture and darkened crevices of the floral design.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant is nestled in a voluminous half-up hairstyle, its crescent blades and floral hilt peeking through icy white curls. The silver metal catches soft daylight, standing out against the model’s black-to-silver ombré hair. She wears an ethereal blue gown with flowing sleeves, seated on a stone with vibrant greenery in the background. The overall scene evokes the look of a woodland enchantress with a secret weapon hidden in plain sight.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant hangs from a chain draped across a piece of bark, surrounded by radiant pink blossoms. The central motif resembles a flowering mandrake root—its curling leaves and tiny berries rising from the hilt in layered relief. Each curved crescent blade points outward, forming a triple moon formation, while the blade tapers to a glistening pink-violet tip. A twisted root design coils down the center in raised metallic texture.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant lies horizontally beneath a curved piece of bark, nested in layers of soft pink petals and magenta blooms. The silver pendant features layered mandrake leaves that splay out in all directions, with raised berry clusters and crescent blades encircling the central dagger. The ombré blade transitions from silver to shimmering violet-pink, and etched root tendrils creep toward the pointed crystal-like tip.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant is framed by vivid fuchsia blooms, resting atop warm, textured stone. The pendant’s hilt blooms with detailed leaves and clusters of berries, evoking the powerful root it’s named for. Its triple crescent blades arc outward like horns, curling beneath a central bail loop, while the dagger’s point gleams in a gradient of metallic pink. Raised vines crawl down the shaft, textured and twisting like the limbs of the mythical plant spirit.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant peeks through a long platinum braid, tucked beneath the strap of an emerald green gown. Its crescent blades and leafy hilt catch the sunlight in fine detail, glinting beside silver armor plates. The pendant rests against the model’s chest, its vine-wrapped blade echoing the organic shapes of the forest backdrop. The natural lighting highlights the metallic texture and darkened crevices of the floral design.
The Mandrake Dagger Pendant is nestled in a voluminous half-up hairstyle, its crescent blades and floral hilt peeking through icy white curls. The silver metal catches soft daylight, standing out against the model’s black-to-silver ombré hair. She wears an ethereal blue gown with flowing sleeves, seated on a stone with vibrant greenery in the background. The overall scene evokes the look of a woodland enchantress with a secret weapon hidden in plain sight.

Mandrake Dagger-Pendant 

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The handles and pommel of the pendant form a Triple Moon motif, composed of three crescent moons representing the phases of the lunar cycle, waxing, full, and waning. This revered symbol embodies the Maiden, Mother, and Crone aspects of the Goddess, signifying life’s cyclical nature and the transformative energy of the moon. 

At the crest of the pendant lies Kirkaía ríza, or the mandrake plant, is named directly after the Goddess Circe. It is a plant famous for its powerful narcotic and hallucinogenic properties due to alkaloids like scopolamine and atropine, used historically in magic and medicine for sleep, anesthesia, and inducing unconsciousness. This sacred herb represents fertility, transformation, and awakening, bridging the earthly and spiritual realms with its ancient lore.

Materials: Crafted from steel and zinc. Nickel and lead free.

Size: two and three quarter (2.75) inches long and one and a half (1.5) inches wide

Mandrake Pendant

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Mandrake Dagger-Pendant 

A walk through the art:

The handles and pommel of the pendant form a Triple Moon motif, composed of three crescent moons representing the phases of the lunar cycle, waxing, full, and waning. This revered symbol embodies the Maiden, Mother, and Crone aspects of the Goddess, signifying life’s cyclical nature and the transformative energy of the moon. 

At the crest of the pendant lies Kirkaía ríza, or the mandrake plant, is named directly after the Goddess Circe. It is a plant famous for its powerful narcotic and hallucinogenic properties due to alkaloids like scopolamine and atropine, used historically in magic and medicine for sleep, anesthesia, and inducing unconsciousness. This sacred herb represents fertility, transformation, and awakening, bridging the earthly and spiritual realms with its ancient lore.

Materials: Crafted from steel and zinc. Nickel and lead free.

Size: two and three quarter (2.75) inches long and one and a half (1.5) inches wide

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