Sherawali Maa

A bronze hand of truth with a Tiger eye drop capped in 9 carat gold and hung on gold plated sterling base metal star shackle, swinging off a thin sterling chain. A delicate one off talisman - Beauty and the beast - named after the Hindu Goddess, representing a powerful, protective form of Durga. Her name comes from 'Sher' (lion/tiger) and 'wali' (possessor/one who rides), the term symbolises her strength, power, fearlessness, and her role as a protector who commands untamed energy -  I mean, who doesn't want an inch of that around their neck!

A stunning Tiger Eye is a drop - a wonderful aid for courage and protection. It balances clear vision with grounded strength and encourages confidence and focus, helping you see opportunities clearly while staying steady, resilient, and rooted as you move forward. i have foud tigers eye particliay helpful for my self worth, esp pertaining to creativity. I thought this paired well with a hand - holding, offering and recieiving.   

The bronze hand - The fingers are said to embody the five elements that shape both the world and ourselves. The thumb represents fire - the spark of creation and universal consciousness. The index finger embodies air, the element of intellect and individual awareness. The middle finger channels akasha, or ether - the space of connection and spirit. The ring finger grounds us in earth, offering stability and presence. And the little finger flows with water, the realm of emotion, intuition, and adaptability.

Cast in bronze, this metal is known to increase the potency of your ritual and it possesses a unique beauty that is recognised by many cultures, including being on of the earliest metals for forging mirrors. It is also a great metal for leos, and associated with gemini and virgo. 

Delicate and stunning, I've had to battle it out of Sé's hands to put online!

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Weight: 12.5 g

Length: 29 cm