Celtic Bull Pendant

The design of the Celtic Bull Pendant is based on one of the six surviving stones, out of over 30 mentioned in historical records. These Pictish Stones, located in Scotland, UK, are generally carved or incised with symbols or designs. The bull symbol was believed to adorn the ramparts of the Pictish fort at Burghead on the Moray coast in the UK, as it was an important symbol of strength and fertility.

In Celtic art, the bull was a common motif used to represent various concepts, including power, virility, and abundance. The intricate design of the Celtic Bull Pendant features a bull's head, horns, and body, with knotwork patterns that reflect the artistry and history of the Celts. Wearing this pendant serves as a reminder of strength and virility, making it a meaningful and stylish addition to any jewelry collection. The pendant is handmade from fine British Pewter, which is completely safe to wear, and comes with a genuine leather neck cord approximately 20″ or 50.8 cm in length.

Dimensions: 39 mm x 27 mm 

Designed and handmade in UK.