Tag: ancient traditions
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Shells, Selkies, and Sea Glass: Folklore of the Shore
The rugged Scottish coastline inspires tales of magic and myth, notably the legend of selkies, beings caught between sea and land. Folklore intertwines with natural treasures like sea glass, believed to be mermaid tears, and driftwood. The Beachcomber Collection celebrates these stories through charms embodying coastal beauty and memories.
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Scottish Folklore-Inspired Jewellery & Gifts
Scotland’s rich tapestry of myths and legends is captured in its unique jewellery and gifts, inspired by ancient standing stones, fairy tales, Celtic symbols, and protective charms. This guide showcases handcrafted pieces, from silver jewellery to illustrated books, allowing individuals to connect with Scotland’s enchanting past and find meaningful, mystical treasures.
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10 Must-Read Books on Scottish Mythology & Folklore
Scotland’s rich folklore is encapsulated in diverse myths and legends, highlighted through various books. From ghostly tales to ancient Celtic traditions, these works offer insights into supernatural beings and heroic stories. This collection invites readers to explore themes of enchantment, spirituality, and cultural heritage within Scottish mythology.
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Imbolc: Honouring Brigid and the Return of Light
Imbolc, celebrated on February 1st or 2nd, is an ancient Celtic festival symbolizing the transition from winter to spring, dedicated to the goddess Brigid. Marked by renewal and hope, traditions include lighting candles, planting seeds, and crafting Brigid’s Cross. It’s a time for personal growth and embracing transformation.
Handcrafted Jewellery Inspired by Scottish Folklore and Nature | Rock & Ore 