Silverbeads

Aladdin's Lamp

Alice the Greyhound

Alien Skull

All Seeing Eye (Pyramid)

Angel Bright

An Angel is a pure spirit, the word Angel comes from the Greek word
Angelos, which means the messenger.

Australian Gum Leaves

Avery the Elf

Babushka Doll

Baby Dragon

Baby Elephant

Bali Barong Mask

Bali Hut

Balinese Masks

Balinese Troll

A mischievous little guy who loves silver and will guard your treasures.

Bamboo Frog

Beaten Locked Heart

Bee Goddess

The ancients believed that the Bee’s ability to make honey was a gift from
the divine. Honey, used for food, drink and medicine has long been
associated with Goddesses all over the world.
Bee Goddess

Bermuda (Triangle)

Bernhard Bear

Big Love

Bonsai Tree

Book of Spells

Buddha Head

Buddha Head of Bone

Bushy Tail Squirrel

Amongst some of our ancient peoples, squirrels are praised for their industrious food gathering and courage. They are also honoured as caretakers of the forests and woodlands.

Calla Lilly

Cardinal

Caribou Reindeer

Cherry Tree Blossom

In Japan, Cherry Blossoms symbolize clouds due to their nature of blooming. They are also an enduring metaphor for the ephemeral nature of life.

Cherub Dreams

Christmas Pudding

Christmas Wreath

Chrysanthemum

Conch Shell

Cowrie Shell

Cross

Cupid's Love

Cyclops Skull

Daisy Chain

Dove of Peace

The Dove of Peace is a messenger and a symbol of ‘LOVE & PEACE’

Dragon

Dragon Hatchling

Dragonfly Dreams

Dutch Clogs – Pair

Dutch Clogs – Single

Earth

Earth Mother Goddess

Easter Bunny Egg

Elf Boots

ELF BOOTS
Magic lies within the shoes and boots worn by the Elf’s that are Santa’s little helpers…

Endless Loving