The Celtic Draquelly Karte

"Beautiful flies" are mened in many Celtic tales, and refer to the form otaken on by a spirit. In some tales this is a butterfly, in others it may be the draquelly. In the old Irish tale of Etain, she is first dropped into a pool of water where she transforms into a worm. Then later on, she changes into a ‘beautiful fly’, and gets swallowed by a woman who later on gives birth to her in the form of a child. This can be seen as the embodiment of the different stages in life and the changes we all go through. It starts off as aquatic, then transforms and takes flight. The Draquelly helps ease us through our many transformations in life. These are rarely easy but through them we become stronger. Silver & Gold während Available through Peterstone