Ostara Talisman craft artefact in copper engraved with floral composition, sculpted brass then cast in Delft clay (ancestral casting technique in red clay),
Faceted amethyst and exotic precious Jacaranda wood (violet wood) from a controlled source.
Iridescent copper plated brass chain.
The metals are free of nickel, cadmium and lead.

It is a Unique creation accompanied by its case painted by me with the effigy of the divinity.
 
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Belonging to the Vanes, Ostara is a Norse goddess of fertility, life, earth, nature, youth and spring. It finds its origin in the mists of time and both its name and its myth can directly go back to the Mesopotamian goddess Ishtar, Astarte in the Middle East, Hator among the Egyptians, Venus among the Romans, or even Tanit in Carthage.
However, there is little information about her, so some theorists believe that Ostara is a very ancient goddess, associated, almost interchangeably, with many different goddesses. Same as Freya, as she is the Goddess of fertile spring, of the resurrection of life after winter, also equated with the goddess Idunna, who bore the apples of eternal youth and almost certainly the same as the Greek goddess Eos, goddess of dawn. It is also found under the name of Eostre among the Anglo-Saxons.
She is not mentioned in any myth, her existence was transmitted from generation to generation by oral tradition. A method that was very important and practiced by the Germanic and Nordic peoples, who strictly ensured that their knowledge and culture were not lost.
It appears every year, emerging from its long winter sleep, when day and night last the same time, announcing the end of winter and the coming of fine weather. She then roams the earth which she fertilizes by making it green and the animals mate. She is associated with animals symbolizing renewal: Hens, Chicks, rabbits are sacred to Ostara, especially white rabbits.
In his honour, on the day of his reappearance, a party is dedicated to him simply called: the Ostara party. Eggs are painted in bright colors (yellow, green, purple and pink) associated with the goddess.
We walk barefoot in nature and we pick wild flowers (violets, tulips, hyacinths, jasmine, sage, strawberries).
The Goddess of Fertility was also the Goddess of Grain, so offerings of bread and cakes are also made to her.
 
 
In lithotherapy
 
Amethyst is considered the stone of humility and the stone of wisdom.
This stone plays a great role and promotes not only meditation, concentration, but also spiritual elevation. It is also responsible for soothing anger, fear, worries, anxieties, sadness and grief.
Always within the framework of a purification of a place, the amethyst gem contributes to peace and relaxation and thus,  stimulates creativity, imagination and clarity.
 
Jacaranda or violet wood

 
It is a species of precious wood which belongs to the family ofFabaceaeand is close to rosewood species.
Although native to Central and South America, the Jacaranda has been widely planted in Asia (especially in Japan) and Australia.
It is a wood symbol of wisdom and rebirth but also of wealth and good luck.
It has been used as a natural remedy to treat bacterial infections, gonorrhea, syphilis, and leukemia.
It is still used to treat neuralgia, varicose veins, acne, wounds and skin infections.
It would have the virtues of clarifying confusion, bringing strength and protection. The custom says that if one of its flowers falls on our head, it is a sign of good fortune.
 
NB: This information is given for information only, by a passionate about stones and wood species and their symbolism.
They do not in any way constitute medical information.