To the Celtic peoples, dogs have often symbolised the strong bond of companionship and loyalty between human and animal. The Celtic goddess to protect travellers, Nehalennia, is often depicted with dogs at her side. Dogs figured prominently in Celtic artwork, especially within the Books of Kells, Durrow, Lindisfarne. Fiercely protective of their human families, the barking of a faithful dog can be a first alert to danger or concern.

These Celtic Art designs are original illustrations of artists from Scotland, Canada and the United States based on traditional Celtic themes.

The unique making process of these porcelain pendants allows for more detail in designs than other mediums. These designs are fired into the clay at 2200 degrees, so they will not peel or wear off. Each piece is surprisingly lightweight.

Approx. Pendant size : 3.6 centimetre height x 2.2 centimetre width. Weight : 5 grams.

Length of cord : 91.44 centimetre.

Chain option comes with a 2 mm flat link stainless steel chain of either 18 , 20 , 22 inch standard length or a 18 inch chain with an extension up to 4 inches ( 22 inch total ) in length for more flexibility and a lead free pewter accent bead. Wear them with or without bead!

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