Baba Yaga artifact talisman entirely hand-forged in copper and three natural gems; Two chrysoprases (rare variety of Chalcedony), a magnificent 19-carat pear cabochon from Indonesia, a small faceted pink cut cabochon in "grass green" color and a round faceted cabochon of green Onyx (variety of Agate).
Work of engravings and openwork setting on the back, the copper is patinated antique and varnished to fix the patina and protect from oxidation. The iridescent copper chain is 50 cm long, it is closed with a copper hook.
The creation weighs 14.8 g, chain included, is 55mm high and 35mm wide.
It is accompanied by its case watercolored by me with the effigy of the divinity.
 
Unique creation that I will not do again like all mes talismans.
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Baba Yaga is a figure of Russian tales who is part of the pantheon of supernatural beings of Slavic folklore.
This Baba Yaga's folk side remains relatively unknown in the Western and non-Russian-speaking world.
 
In Baba Yaga, the name means more the old woman, without being isolated from the other meanings: witch, forest woman, grandmother, (peasant or even midwife). – It is proven first of all that Baba Yaga is not a character without dimensions and depth.
 
On the contrary: kidnapping witch, psychopomp, cannibal, protector of births, place, nature and harvest, Baba Yaga is ambiguous.
The reappearance of Baba Yaga in the incantations testifies to the fact that she did not exist only as a character of the tales but that she was also part of the popular religion alongside the  leshii, rusalka, kikimora and domovoi. 
By these examples, it is obvious that Baba Yaga can be a goddess, or more strictly, a genius of nature. She is sometimes leshachikha, the wife of leshii, spirit of the forest, and herself a spirit of the woods by living in her secluded isba in the dense forests.
Thus, she is also close to Muma Pădurii, the Mother of the Forest of Romanian folklore, living in a hut placed on a rooster's legs, surrounded by a fence strewn with skulls, and stealing children.
This aspect of forest genius tells us another dimension of Baba Yaga identifying her with another very important figure of Slavic folklore where she appears especially in the rye fields and protects the harvest.
Another of Yaga versions is the drakaina, a female dragon with human characteristics. These entities have the heads and torsos of women, but the lower part of their bodies are in the form of snakes. They constitute a very important mythological category within the Eurasian imagination, best known thanks to Mélusine, queen half-woman half-snake.
  For some scholars, these women-hybrids, originating from the Mother Goddess, manifest a deep dualism as beneficial-evil beings, aggressors-donors.

In lithotherapy:
 
Chrysoprase: Stone of compassion and gentleness. It is a stone that is known for  alleviating anger, alleviating negative feelings such as jealousy, or even  the negative feelings or injustice that we carry within us : it is  the stone  of the heart chakra.

In addition, the chrysoprase stone acts in cycles: It generates a process of questioning which also passes through sentences of withdrawal and then, following them, a new cycle of regeneration so d initiate the necessary changes in our behavior, our attitude or even our psyche. It is a gem that invites moderation, and allows the wearer to take a step back  on themselves and to offer a more lucid vision as well as a certain detachment to with regard to a complex situation:  Alexandre Le Grand would have owned one. Ultimately, therefore, chrysoprase helps with self-confidence.

Moreover, this mineral is also known as a liberating stone: this can be justified insofar as it rids the mind of everything that could hinder its development. Creativity and inspiration often flow from this. 
 




 
The Green Onyx  would allow letting go, and would help to avoid appropriating things by favoring the acceptance of experiences as they are. It is an excellent grounding stone that provides strength and courage.
It acts as mental support in all situations, whether good or bad.
 
NB:  This lithotherapy information  is given for information only, by a passionate of stones. They do not in any way constitute medical information.