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Surrounded by jewel-toned blooms in shades of fuchsia, buttercream, and orchid, the Rhiannon Hair Sword rests like a sacred relic on stone. The silver blade curves like a sickle moon, its length decorated with a cascade of soaring birds that create a sense of rising energy. The hilt features a proud horse silhouetted against a crescent moon, flanked by crescent-shaped horseshoes that enhance the lunar motif.
Resting on a slab of natural rock, the Hair Sword’s full silhouette is revealed in clean curvature. The base of the blade is marked with a rising trail of bird engravings, each shape fluid and deliberate, leading the eye up to the hilt where a powerful horse rears before a crescent moon. The open horseshoes frame the handle like stylized wings, adding symmetry and a sense of ritual balance.
The Rhiannon Hair Sword lies against a slab of textured stone, its full curve revealed from pointed tip to intricate hilt. The silver blade sweeps upward like a crescent, etched with a flurry of tiny bird silhouettes that grow more spaced out toward the top. The handle features a radiant crescent moon and an elegantly sculpted horse in mid-stride, bracketed by two notched horseshoes that evoke talismans of protection.
Macro close-up of the Hair Sword’s lower blade showcases delicate starling silhouettes etched in various angles of flight, creating the illusion of upward movement across the metal’s curve. The etching deepens toward the base, giving the birds dimensional lift. The texture of the stone beneath creates an earthy contrast to the blade’s cool polish and sharp gleam.
The Rhiannon Hair Sword lies against a slab of textured stone, its full curve revealed from pointed tip to intricate hilt. The silver blade sweeps upward like a crescent, etched with a flurry of tiny bird silhouettes that grow more spaced out toward the top. The handle features a radiant crescent moon and an elegantly sculpted horse in mid-stride, bracketed by two notched horseshoes that evoke talismans of protection.
Detailed view of the Hair Sword’s upper hilt and lower blade captures the dynamic contrast between hard metal and fluid motion. The silver horse rears in a power stance above two upturned horseshoes and a textured crescent moon, while engraved silhouettes of birds rise in scattered, ascending flight down the spine of the blade, as if the sword itself were lifting into the air.
Nestled into a voluminous braid of deep cerulean hair, the Hair Sword gleams with mythic symbolism: a proud horse before a moon-shaped crescent, balanced atop a pair of open horseshoes. Soft white baby’s breath flowers are tucked into the braid, adding a dreamy, bridal softness that contrasts the blade’s sleek metal curve. The sword’s arc peeks downward through the hair like a moonbeam piercing twilight.
Close-up of the Rhiannon Hair Sword’s hilt reveals an intricately sculpted horse in full stride, its flowing mane and tail detailed with lifelike texture as it stands poised in front of a crescent moon. The horseshoes on either side are engraved with nail marks and curve upward like horns, lending a touch of wild magic. Fine strands of bright blue hair shimmer in the background, giving contrast to the sword’s silver surface.
Hair Sword nestled in a thick, flower-bun braid of vivid electric blue hair, featuring a silver horse standing before a crescent moon and flanked by horseshoes, with the curved blade tapering downward along the back of the hair
Surrounded by jewel-toned blooms in shades of fuchsia, buttercream, and orchid, the Rhiannon Hair Sword rests like a sacred relic on stone. The silver blade curves like a sickle moon, its length decorated with a cascade of soaring birds that create a sense of rising energy. The hilt features a proud horse silhouetted against a crescent moon, flanked by crescent-shaped horseshoes that enhance the lunar motif.
Resting on a slab of natural rock, the Hair Sword’s full silhouette is revealed in clean curvature. The base of the blade is marked with a rising trail of bird engravings, each shape fluid and deliberate, leading the eye up to the hilt where a powerful horse rears before a crescent moon. The open horseshoes frame the handle like stylized wings, adding symmetry and a sense of ritual balance.
The Rhiannon Hair Sword lies against a slab of textured stone, its full curve revealed from pointed tip to intricate hilt. The silver blade sweeps upward like a crescent, etched with a flurry of tiny bird silhouettes that grow more spaced out toward the top. The handle features a radiant crescent moon and an elegantly sculpted horse in mid-stride, bracketed by two notched horseshoes that evoke talismans of protection.
Macro close-up of the Hair Sword’s lower blade showcases delicate starling silhouettes etched in various angles of flight, creating the illusion of upward movement across the metal’s curve. The etching deepens toward the base, giving the birds dimensional lift. The texture of the stone beneath creates an earthy contrast to the blade’s cool polish and sharp gleam.
The Rhiannon Hair Sword lies against a slab of textured stone, its full curve revealed from pointed tip to intricate hilt. The silver blade sweeps upward like a crescent, etched with a flurry of tiny bird silhouettes that grow more spaced out toward the top. The handle features a radiant crescent moon and an elegantly sculpted horse in mid-stride, bracketed by two notched horseshoes that evoke talismans of protection.
Detailed view of the Hair Sword’s upper hilt and lower blade captures the dynamic contrast between hard metal and fluid motion. The silver horse rears in a power stance above two upturned horseshoes and a textured crescent moon, while engraved silhouettes of birds rise in scattered, ascending flight down the spine of the blade, as if the sword itself were lifting into the air.
Nestled into a voluminous braid of deep cerulean hair, the Hair Sword gleams with mythic symbolism: a proud horse before a moon-shaped crescent, balanced atop a pair of open horseshoes. Soft white baby’s breath flowers are tucked into the braid, adding a dreamy, bridal softness that contrasts the blade’s sleek metal curve. The sword’s arc peeks downward through the hair like a moonbeam piercing twilight.
Close-up of the Rhiannon Hair Sword’s hilt reveals an intricately sculpted horse in full stride, its flowing mane and tail detailed with lifelike texture as it stands poised in front of a crescent moon. The horseshoes on either side are engraved with nail marks and curve upward like horns, lending a touch of wild magic. Fine strands of bright blue hair shimmer in the background, giving contrast to the sword’s silver surface.
Hair Sword nestled in a thick, flower-bun braid of vivid electric blue hair, featuring a silver horse standing before a crescent moon and flanked by horseshoes, with the curved blade tapering downward along the back of the hair

Rhiannon Hair-Dagger

Inspired by the Welsh figure Rhiannon. A Celtic deity, best known from the Mabinogion, who parallels the Gaulish Goddess Epona and the Irish Goddess Macha

A walk through the art:

The hilt of the hair sword features a galloping horse under a crescent moon, a nod to Rhiannon's iconic image riding a white steed through the countryside. Horses symbolize her connection to the land, fertility, and the endless cycle of life and death.

Twin crescent moon embellished horseshoes on the handles honor her majestic bond with these creatures and add an extra layer of magic to the design. Hanging horseshoes above doorframes is a Celtic tradition, reinforced by the tale of St. Dunstan tricking the devil, as a ward to keep bad luck out and good fortune in.

Down the curved blade, a murmuration of starlings takes flight, representing collective consciousness, synchronicity, and communication. In Rhiannon's story, these mystical birds play a crucial role in her redemption, symbolizing her connection to the magical and spiritual elements of the natural world.

Materials: Steel and zinc alloy, nickel and lead-free

Dimensions: Approx. 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.

Rhiannon

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Rhiannon Hair-Dagger

Inspired by the Welsh figure Rhiannon. A Celtic deity, best known from the Mabinogion, who parallels the Gaulish Goddess Epona and the Irish Goddess Macha

A walk through the art:

The hilt of the hair sword features a galloping horse under a crescent moon, a nod to Rhiannon's iconic image riding a white steed through the countryside. Horses symbolize her connection to the land, fertility, and the endless cycle of life and death.

Twin crescent moon embellished horseshoes on the handles honor her majestic bond with these creatures and add an extra layer of magic to the design. Hanging horseshoes above doorframes is a Celtic tradition, reinforced by the tale of St. Dunstan tricking the devil, as a ward to keep bad luck out and good fortune in.

Down the curved blade, a murmuration of starlings takes flight, representing collective consciousness, synchronicity, and communication. In Rhiannon's story, these mystical birds play a crucial role in her redemption, symbolizing her connection to the magical and spiritual elements of the natural world.

Materials: Steel and zinc alloy, nickel and lead-free

Dimensions: Approx. 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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