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Special Edition The Morrigan Pendant
The Morrigan is the Celtic Goddess of fate, war and death. She prophecies death on the battlefield and appears in the form of a raven, her sacred symbol. In this hexagonal pendant, the fearsome Goddess bestows fate to her warriors on a field of black mother of pearl.
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The Morrigan
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Put the Morrigan in a difficult situation and she will emerge triumphant every time. The Celtic Goddess of war, the Morrigan is also associated with fate, chiefly the foretelling of doom, death, or victory in battle. In this role, she is seen appearing most frequently as a crow. In some portrayals, she is shown washing the blood-stained clothing of those destined to die. But it’s not all darkness and doom and gloom with this fierce Goddess. She is also known for encouraging warriors to be brave and fearless, helping them become victorious in battle. One way to look at the Morrigan is as a portent, but one can also draw immense strength from her.
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