Ostara is a pagan festival that celebrates the arrival of spring. It is also known as the Spring Equinox. This festival is observed by various pagan traditions, including Wiccans and Druids. Ostara takes place around March 20th or 21st, when the day and night are of equal length. This represents the balance between light and darkness. It is a time of renewal and rebirth, as the earth starts to awaken from its winter slumber.
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It is made with gold mirror blasted in some places and readhered with matte blue , blue mirror blasted in some places and readhered with matte black , and silver mirror, and is backfaced with a very thick layer of blue pearl acrylic. It also features two gold and two blue rhinestones along the front of the piece, with one of the blue rhinestones being recessed in the middle underneath the gold dragon piece.
It is a time of renewal and rebirth, as the earth starts to awaken from its winter slumber. The main idea of Ostara is to celebrate the return of life and fertility. The word "Ostara" is believed to come from the Old English word for "Easter," which is also associated with the resurrection and new beginnings.
Magic Knight Rayearth Hikari Umi and Fuu Swords in Acrylic as Necklaces or Keychains
Save the pillar, save the world. At least. that's what they were told.
This listing is for three different necklaces, or a set of all three. Choice of necklace or keyring on the side. The whole piece is double faced with a layer of pearl acrylic for stability. Due to the thickness of the backing, the piece can be a keyring with minimal damage. However, small pieces (like the rhinestones and pieces that stick out) can be damaged with force.
♥Hikaru's Rayearth Sword is 1.7in wide by 4.14in tall and .3125in thick. It is made with gold mirror (blasted in some places and readhered with matte red), red mirror, and silver mirror, and is backfaced with a very thick layer of red pearl acrylic. It also features three pink rhinestones along the front of the piece.
♥Umi's Selece Sword is 1.54in wide by 4.08in tall and .3125in thick. It is made with gold mirror (blasted in some places and readhered with matte blue), blue mirror (blasted in some places and readhered with matte black), and silver mirror, and is backfaced with a very thick layer of blue pearl acrylic. It also features two gold and two blue rhinestones along the front of the piece, with one of the blue rhinestones being recessed in the middle underneath the gold dragon piece.
♥Fuu's Windam Sword is 0.77in wide by 4.00in tall and .3125in thick. It is made with gold mirror, green/teal mirror, and silver mirror, and backfaced with a very thick layer of green pearl acrylic. It also features three green rhinestones along the front of the piece.
This is an acrylic charm and as such it is still moderately fragile due to the nature of acrylic. There is a likelihood of the piece breaking due to rough handling or abuse. Please be aware of this on purchase.
I cut all the acrylic myself, at home, with a hobby laser. I also make all templates myself using a vector program. All of the acrylic used is mirrored, so it is very hard to photograph. This means that some of the color might be distorted and is why I have provided multiple angles. The photographs really don't do them justice, they are much more beautiful in person.
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♥Fuu's Windam Sword is 0.77in wide by 4.00in tall and .3125in thick. It is made with gold mirror, green/teal mirror, and silver mirror, and backfaced with a very thick layer of green pearl acrylic. It also features three green rhinestones along the front of the piece.
During Ostara, people participate in various rituals and activities to honor the changing seasons. This may include lighting bonfires, planting seeds, and decorating eggs. Eggs, in particular, are a symbol of fertility and new life, and are often painted or dyed in vibrant colors. Ostara is also a time to honor and connect with nature. Many people take this opportunity to go for walks in the woods, collect flowers and make floral arrangements, or simply spend time outdoors. It is a time to appreciate the beauty and abundance of the natural world. Overall, Ostara is a joyful and festive celebration that marks the transition from winter to spring. It is a time to embrace the new beginnings and opportunities that come with the changing seasons..
Reviews for "The Maiden aspect of Ostara: Exploring Youth and New Beginnings"
1. Emily - 1/5 stars - The Ostara pagan festival was a complete disappointment. I found it to be disorganized and lacking any genuine spiritual or cultural significance. The vendors were mostly selling cheap trinkets and the food options were subpar. The overall atmosphere felt more like a chaotic flea market rather than a reverent celebration of the equinox. I expected to learn more about the history and customs associated with Ostara, but instead, it just felt like a commercialized event. Needless to say, I won't be attending again.
2. James - 2/5 stars - While I appreciate the effort put into organizing the Ostara pagan festival, there were several aspects that left me unimpressed. Firstly, the festival grounds were overcrowded, making it difficult to navigate and enjoy the various offerings. Additionally, there was a lack of diverse activities or workshops related to pagan traditions. It seemed like a missed opportunity to educate attendees about the significance of Ostara. Lastly, the price of admission didn't justify the overall experience. I hope the organizers take these criticisms into account for future events.
3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - My expectations for the Ostara pagan festival were high, but unfortunately, they weren't met. The event lacked a cohesive theme and failed to cultivate a genuine sense of community. The limited number of food stalls resulted in long lines and limited options, which was frustrating. I also found that many of the participating vendors were selling generic goods that didn't align with the spiritual essence of the festival. Overall, I left feeling underwhelmed and disenchanted. I would encourage the organizers to focus more on creating a meaningful and immersive experience for attendees in the future.