Slavic amulet Vesilnyk No. 13

Vesilnik is an ancient Slavic talisman that symbolizes the merging of two ancestral lines. From the outside, it looks like an interweaving of semicircles that close into a solid ring. In ancient times, this pattern was used to decorate the bride and groom during the wedding ceremony. The meaning of the Groom is the idea of ​​the inviolability of the union. The groom carries a powerful charge of positive energy, he acts as a guardian of the new couple. The groom is a symbol of a young family, a talisman that bestows love, well-being and procreation. Two-sided pendant with the image of the Groom.