The many Celtic animal motifs are among the most recognizable elements seen in Irish artwork. The Celts of ancient Ireland utilized the symbolism of animals to make sense of the otherwise incomprehensible natural cycles of the Earth. They did this by calling up the unfathomable powers of these natural creatures and by using the symbolism of animals.
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- Posted by: Jennifer DerrigCategories: Interesting Stories , Celtic Legends , Celtic Jewelry , Blog , Legends and Folklore , Celtic CultureTags: swan , stag , owl cat , dragonfly , celtic animals , celtic animal symbols , celtic animal motifs , celtic animal meanings , butterfly
- Oct 05 2018
The Meaning of the Celtic Dragonfly
Our Celtic Dragonfly Pendant is a totem that channels the wisdom of metamorphosis and adaptability in life. The dragonfly symbolizes change in self realization, emotional maturity and the understanding of the deeper meaning of life.
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