Saami pendant: Fox

16,00

Saami Fox Pendant (in Douglas fir)
Saami shamanism - (Lapland)

Pendant with engravings taken from the ritual decorations of shamanic drums Saami, representing a fox.
According to a Sami legend, the fox is the animal that gives birth to one of the most incredible celestial events, the Aurora Borealis ( "fox fires"). The story tells that the fox... (...it continues below ↓ in the Description form)

Customizable with initial, abbreviation, date or other details compatible with the available space.
Dimensions: 3.5 x 2.5 cm Thickness: 2-3 mm
The object is handcrafted and realized in solid wood: because of this, dimensions may vary slightly as well as the shades of color for the different tones of wood, different from plant to plant, for the alteration due to photography and the type of display monitor.

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Description

Saami Fox Pendant: According to a Sami legend, the fox is the animal that gives birth to one of the most incredible celestial events, the Aurora Borealis ( "fox fires"). The story tells that the fox, running fast on the snowy heights, out of haste was rubbing its tail on the ice and snow, producing a trail of sparks that, rising to the sky, gave life to the Northern Lights.

Saami shamanism (or Sami): The Saami (also knows as Laps) live in the most extreme lands of Scandinavian peninsula, occupying the northern part of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Because of their geographic isolation, they kept their ancient magical and shamanic traditions intact, traditions that are deeply connected to a naturalistic and animistic conception of religion. They believed that gods lived in nature, specially in its great and particular forms, and into the nature they established their sacred places. The Shaman, Noaide The Saami (also knows as Laps) live in the most extreme lands of Scandinavian peninsula, occupying the northern part of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Because of their geographic isolation, they kept their ancient magical and shamanic traditions intact, traditions that are deeply connected to a naturalistic and animistic conception of religion. They believed that gods lived in nature, specially in its great and particular forms, and into the nature they established their sacred places. The Shaman, Noaide (Noai'de) crucial figure, feared and respected, as well as being a healer had the task to contact and to put humans in contact with the divine, natural, magical entities. Through the noitarumpu (O Goavddis in Sami language), his drum, ritual instrument par excellence of all antiquity, and its loud, repeated and obsessive sounds, the shaman reached a state of trance in which the soul could leave the body, in which it could then return always continuing to follow the guidance of his drum sounds.

The protector animal spirits, even painted on the shaman's drum skin, were invoked by the shaman to assist him in his spiritual functions, in his travels among the unearthly worlds and in its role as a healer.

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