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/* This centers the carousel vertically on top of the hero image container and after the logo area (125px). Margin-top = (heroHeight – cardHeight – logoAreaHeight) / 2 + logoAreaHeight */ .aplus-v2 .apm-brand-story-carousel .a-carousel-row-inner{ margin-top: 149px; }
/* Cards need to have a width set, otherwise they default to 50px or so. All cards must have the same width. The carousel will resize itself so all cards take the width of the largest card. The left margin is for leaving a space between each card. */ .aplus-v2 .apm-brand-story-carousel .a-carousel-card { width: 362px; margin-left: 30px !important; }
/* styling the navigation buttons so they are taller, flush with the sides, and have a clean white background */ .aplus-v2 .apm-brand-story-carousel .a-carousel-col.a-carousel-left, .aplus-v2 .apm-brand-story-carousel .a-carousel-col.a-carousel-right { padding: 0px; }
Sculptor Paul Borda of Dryad Design brings us unique sacred images for Wiccan, Neo-Pagan, Druid and Norse Heathenry practitioners.
Wiccan Pentacle Jewelry
We are devoted to Earth-based Spirituality and see our work as revitalizing the presence of the Goddess in our society. For those who are not Pagan, our pieces often connect them with their spirituality, heritage or ancestors.
The imagery for all of Paul’s work begins with ritual and meditation and is followed by extensive research. Paul feels the image is a gift from the Gods and has an etheric life of its own!
Wiccan Altar Supplies
Dryad Design Statuary
Wiccan Pentagram Rings
Product Description
This image of Lilith is based largely on a Sumerian clay tablet relief from 2000 BC. She wears the horned crown that marks her as a Goddess not a demon in Sumerian mythology. Lilith appears in Sumerian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Canaanite, Persian, Hebrew, Arabic and Teutonic mythology. She is also known as Adam’s “first wife” who refused to “lie beneath.” In the oldest mythologies she is a Goddess and in later stories she is demonized. Lilith is a motherless form of the divine feminine even known to some as the wife of Yahweh. As the embodiment of the neglected, outcast and rejected aspects of the Great Goddess she calls women to rise up in strength to reclaim their own divinity.
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