Description

Genuine coyote jaw bone

The inscription on the base was written and conceived by author Raven Grimassi

Known as the Trickster in the Norse pantheon

Used with poppets

Ormhaxan Snake Goddess Pendant (Bronze) herbs Genuine coyote jaw boneThis image is based on a picture stone located in Gottland, Sweden. The Smiss Stone or the Snake witch Stone depicts someone dressed as a woman holding two snakes and appears to be in birthing position. Ormhxan, literally means "snake witch" or snake charmer. An original design by artist Paul Borda of Dryad Design

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Ormhaxan Snake Goddess Pendant (Bronze) herbs Genuine coyote jaw bone

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