Славянский амулет Свадебник №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.