Crystal Beaded Fringe Antler Wall Hanging- Evil Eye Protection- Chakras or LGBTQ Pride

Crystal Beaded Fringe Antler Wall Hanging- Evil Eye Protection- Chakras or LGBTQ Pride

$555.00
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Crystal Beaded Fringe Antler Wall Hanging- Evil Eye Protection- Chakras or LGBTQ Pride

Crystal Beaded Fringe Antler Wall Hanging- Evil Eye Protection- Chakras or LGBTQ Pride

$555.00

Deer antler hand woven & decorated with recycled fabric, hand beaded crystal and chain fringe. Each color coordinated section incorporates crystals associated with that chakra. 

Root- Garnet, Red Carnelian, Onyx, Pietersite (red,) Hematite, Silver Sheen Obsidian, Lava rock

Sacral- Orange Aventurine, Tigers Eye, Amber, Unakite, Brown/Orange Pietersite

Solar Plexus- Citrine, Yellow Jade, Bumblebee Jasper

Heart- Green Aventurine, Amazonite, Green Kyanite, Pink Pietersite, Watermelon Tourmaline, Fluorite

Throat- Turquoise, Kyanite, Blue Agate, Labradorite, Blue Pietersite

Third Eye- Lapis Lazuli, Sodalite, Blue Cats Eye, Blue Agate, Blue Sandstone, Kyanite, Pietersite

Crown- Amethyst, Auralite 23, Rainbow Moonstone, Labradorite 

Fancy lab opals and accent beads used throughout.

Measures 9” x 47”

DEER SYMBOLOGY- 

    • Spirituality & Divinity: Deer are often seen as sacred creatures, acting as intermediaries with the spirit world or, in some traditions, as representations of divinity, such as the Celtic god Cernunnos.
    • Renewal & Growth: Because deer antlers are shed and regrown, they are powerful symbols of regeneration, personal growth, and the cycle of life.
    • Grace & Gentleness:
      The deer's movements represent a gentle, quiet strength and the ability to navigate life's challenges with poise
  • Innocence & Purity: Due to their timid and gentle nature, deer are frequently associated with purity and untamed, innocent spirit.
  • Intuition & Sensitivity: Deer are highly alert and attuned to their environment, symbolizing heightened intuition and awareness.
  • Cultural Significance:
    • Native American: Often viewed as messengers of peace and guardians of nature.
    • Celtic: Linked to the fairy realm and the god Cernunnos.
    • Buddhism: Associated with the Buddha's first sermon, representing harmony and peace.
    • Christianity: Symbolizes a longing for God, as referenced in Psalms.
  • Deer in Folklore and Mythology:
    In various tales, deer often appear as enchanted figures, such as princesses under a spell, or as magical guides (like the white stag in Arthurian legend) that lead hunters into the unknown. 

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