Mar 29, 2020
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«When it comes to conjuring, the cauldron has played an iconic in portraying the witch's power in our collective concienciousness for hundreds -if not thousands- of years»
The Witch's Cauldron, Laura T. Zakroff.
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~This torc is inspired by the one found in Cangas de Onís (Asturias, Spain), which belongs to one of the most important archeological finds from the North and Northwest Iberian Península: the treasure of Cangas de Onís, dated from 200 BC. ~This piece is made of brass. The terminals have
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“...Double, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble...”
Macbeth (Act 4, Scene 1)
~Necklace based on the witches appearing at Orson Well´s Macbeth (1948).
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~ Bajo el auspicio del ciervo ~ (antler tip torc)
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Solar wheel, silver handmade pendant, available here.
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Celtiberian helmet from Iron Age, found in Aranda del Moncayo, Spain. Graphite and white pencil.
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Laxe das Rodas silver pendant by Neirahda, based on the Bronze Age petroglyphs found in Galicia, Spain:
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