FREE: Wolf Cartouche Necklace, Symbol of the Fight Against Injustice, Choice of Chain, New, Unisex

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I have a unique Wolf Cartouche necklace. The cartouche is an oval that the Egyptians used to enclose a royal name written in heiroglyphics. While I don't believe that there is a wolf heiroglyph, I think the artist is saying that the wolf is royalty, or one who identifies with or is named after the wolf, is royalty. The silver plated cartouche is about the size of a penny. Choose an 18, 20, 22 or 24 silver plated chain, or an 18 inch black or chocolate brown suede leather chain, or an 18 inch braided black or pink leather chain. I have never seen anything like them. You have to have them.

The wolf represents courage & victory. It is a symbol for companion & guardian. It is seen as a powerful symbol of loyalty, faithfulness, honesty, intelligence, vigilance & the fight against injustice. Man’s relationships with wolves goes back over 40,000 years. In Egypt, the guardian of the dead was Anubis who was a jackal-headed god (associated with the wolf). The black jackal (or wolf) was the symbol of death & regeneration, and the protector of souls that entered the underworld. The Greeks & Romans associated the wolf with the star (Sirius), the wolf star or dog star. The wolf's ability see well in the dark made it a symbol of instinctive knowledge. The wolf was also seen as the Great Goddess or Mother. In ancient Mexico, the wolf was buried with human sacrifice so that it could guide them to the hereafter; while in ancient Scottish legend the green wolf of the faerie world was believed to drive nursing mothers into the hills to provide milk for the faeries. The wolf is a powerful totem to Native Americans. They admired the wolf’s stamina, ability to track well & go without food for long periods. In modern day, a wolf is a beloved human companion & friend because of its fidelity, loyalty, & affection.

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