15 julio 2014
Hola ^^
Hoy os vengo a traer un camafeo diferente a los que eh hecho antes, y a mas este es la idea original que tenia pensado para el Camafeo alargado de Gunnar de la obra de" Los Tres Nombres del Lobo" de Lola P. Nieva.
Este Camafeo a más de la representación del Lobo de Gunnar rodeado por Wuivre.
nos encontramos que en su parte inferior tienes 3 dijes diferentes, que son los siguientes:
El Árbol de la vida /Crann Bethadh
Es uno de los símbolos celtas más populares. Representa el mundo
espiritual. También es representación de bienestar e integridad de los
poblados celtas, que daban gran importancia a la naturaleza por ser la
que los proveía de todo aquello que necesitaban.
Las ramas del árbol alcanzaban el cielo y sus raíces se hundían en lo más profundo de la tierra, llegando al mundo de los muertos. Muchos rituales se realizaban bajo ese árbol, por más que un pueblo celta se encontrara en guerra con otro, jamás lastimarían al árbol de la vida del pueblo enemigo, esa era una ofensa que no se perdonaría jamás.
Las ramas del árbol alcanzaban el cielo y sus raíces se hundían en lo más profundo de la tierra, llegando al mundo de los muertos. Muchos rituales se realizaban bajo ese árbol, por más que un pueblo celta se encontrara en guerra con otro, jamás lastimarían al árbol de la vida del pueblo enemigo, esa era una ofensa que no se perdonaría jamás.
Triqueta
La triqueta al representar la parte femenina del universo era
utilizado principalmente por los druidas varones, ya que la ideología
celta estaba basada en un sentido muy avanzado de equilibrio en todo
sentido; aunque no era un símbolo específico de los varones pues muchas
dríades lo utilizaban para muchos rituales.
En la conquista que
sufrieron por parte del imperio romano, ya católico, el triquel fue
usurpado y dado otro significado por la iglesia para dominar
ideológicamente al pueblo celta y se le dio la simbología de la
trinidad, padre, hijo y espíritu. Perdiendo así toda su estructura
femenina y de profundo significado.
A pesar de todo hubo muchos
que guardaron sus creencias y simbologías, comúnmente liderados por
druidas, cabe anotar que los sacerdotes celtas no se dejaron manipular y
transformarse al catolicismo, a pesar de los informes del imperio de
haber logrado transformar a los druidas a su religión.
Posteriormente fue considerado un símbolo pagano y “satánico” por la inquisición y las cruzadas,que también afectaron a este pueblo, quemando a todo aquel que lo porte o se haga llamar druida.
Cuerno Vikingo
Un antiguo cuerno vikingo anunció el inicio de la cuenta regresiva de un
tejado en York, Inglaterra. Según la mitología vikinga, el cuerno
perteneció al dios nórdico Heimdallr, que se cree que ha regresado para
advertir a la gente de la destrucción y el caos.
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Hi there ^ ^
Today I come to bring a different cameo eh those done before, and this is the most original idea I had thought for Cameo elongated Gunnar's work "The Three Names of the Wolf" from Lola P. Nieva.
This Cameo over representation surrounded by Gunnar Wolf Wuivre.
we find that at the bottom you have 3 different charms, which are:
The Tree of Life / Crann bethadh
It is one of the most popular Celtic symbols. Represents the spiritual world. He is also a representation of welfare and integrity of the Celtic villages, giving great importance to be that nature provided them with everything they needed.
Tree branches reached the sky and its roots sunk deep in the earth, coming into the world of the dead. Many rituals were performed under that tree, though a Celtic people find at war with another, never would hurt the tree of life from the enemy village, this was an offense that never forgive.
Triqueta
The triqueta to represent the female part of the universe was mainly used by the Druids men, as Celtic ideology was based on a very advanced sense of balance in all respects; although not a specific symbol of male dryads as many as you used for many rituals.
In the conquest suffered by the Roman Empire, and Catholic, triquel was usurped and given another meaning by the church to ideologically dominate the Celtic people and was given the symbolism of the trinity, father, son and spirit. Thus losing all their female structure and deep meaning.
Today I come to bring a different cameo eh those done before, and this is the most original idea I had thought for Cameo elongated Gunnar's work "The Three Names of the Wolf" from Lola P. Nieva.
This Cameo over representation surrounded by Gunnar Wolf Wuivre.
we find that at the bottom you have 3 different charms, which are:
The Tree of Life / Crann bethadh
It is one of the most popular Celtic symbols. Represents the spiritual world. He is also a representation of welfare and integrity of the Celtic villages, giving great importance to be that nature provided them with everything they needed.
Tree branches reached the sky and its roots sunk deep in the earth, coming into the world of the dead. Many rituals were performed under that tree, though a Celtic people find at war with another, never would hurt the tree of life from the enemy village, this was an offense that never forgive.
Triqueta
The triqueta to represent the female part of the universe was mainly used by the Druids men, as Celtic ideology was based on a very advanced sense of balance in all respects; although not a specific symbol of male dryads as many as you used for many rituals.
In the conquest suffered by the Roman Empire, and Catholic, triquel was usurped and given another meaning by the church to ideologically dominate the Celtic people and was given the symbolism of the trinity, father, son and spirit. Thus losing all their female structure and deep meaning.
Yet there were many who kept their beliefs and symbols, usually led by Druids, it should be noted that the Celtic priests not allowed to manipulate and transform to Catholicism, despite reports of the empire had managed to transform the Druids to their religion .
Later it was considered a pagan symbol and "satanic" by the Inquisition and the Crusades, which also affected this town, burning anyone who calls himself or porte druid.
Viking horn
An ancient Viking horn announced the start of the countdown of a roof in York, England. According to Viking mythology, the horn belonged to the Norse god Heimdallr, who is believed to have returned to warn people of the destruction and chaos.
Later it was considered a pagan symbol and "satanic" by the Inquisition and the Crusades, which also affected this town, burning anyone who calls himself or porte druid.
Viking horn
An ancient Viking horn announced the start of the countdown of a roof in York, England. According to Viking mythology, the horn belonged to the Norse god Heimdallr, who is believed to have returned to warn people of the destruction and chaos.
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