Lunula Moon Pendant

Design

Both sides of this Lunula pendant feature swirling designs. Its shape is a nod to the lunula pieces of jewellery worn by Slavic women during the Viking Age, but many cultures since the dawn of time have revered the moon and its connection to deities and the ocean, and the passage of time.

This pendant was hand cast by Sean of Sacred Knot Tattoo from Pewter and is attached to a cotton cord fixed with a simple slipknot for ease of resizing.

The Lunula pendant is also available in Silver and Bronze.

Material & Make

Each piece of jewellery has been polished to a shining finish by a Northern Fire artisan in our workshop in Wales, where we also craft our moulds and hand cast each piece. Our pewter is sourced from Cornwall and has been chosen for its flexibility and shine.

This pendant comes with an adjustable cotton cord.

About The Artist

Sean Parry is the owner and lead artist of Sacred Knot Tattoo, as well as a founding member of the Northern Fire Art Collective. He specialises in Celtic and Nordic arts and lives and works from his hometown of Llandudno in North Wales. Sean’s projects incorporate knotwork, swirls, and beasts inspired and mirroring those found in the historical record - a reflection of his passion for archaeology and ancient iconography. Though he is well known for his mastery as a tattooist, his work with paint, leather, and precious metals are also part of his artistic endeavours.

See more of the art Sean has created for Northern Fire here.

Size & Dimensions

2.2 inches x 1.3 inches (5.5 cm x 3.3 cm)