Lugh's Knot Handcrafted Olive Wood Pendant - Celtic Necklace

The Lugh's Knot is a symbol used in the Gaelic festival of Lughnasadh, also known as Lammas. According to Celtic mythology, it was established by the god Lugh as a funeral feast in commemoration of his foster mother, Tailtiu. Later, the festival marked the beginning of the harvest season on August 1st.

This pendant has been wood-burned (pyrographed) on olive wood sourced from dead branches and forest pruning found in the fields and forests of southern Spain.

*Very limited stock, only a few units available—seize the opportunity.
Please note that each pendant is unique in shape and size, as every branch has its own characteristic form.

Specifications:
- Approximate diameter: 4 cm (1.57")
- Approximate thickness: 0.5 cm (0.19")
- Olive wood.
- Hand-pyrographed.
- Includes a dark brown cotton cord with adjustable knots.
- Treated with linseed oil.

100% HANDCRAFTED & UNIQUE