The Green Man: A Celtic Folklore Symbol, Renewal/Growth Beautiful Mask, Original

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The Green Man: A Celtic Folklore Symbol, Renewal/Growth Beautiful Mask, Original:
$2350.00

** GREEN MAN, A Beautiful wall hanging MSAK,**** This is life size!
The Green Man: A Celtic Folklore Symbol of Renewal and Growth!
Hand crafted by Artist: Steve ZimickIn the year 2020, Signed and Dated #01 as the Original!Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and The Some History of Green Man!
The mask is crafted from Oak Leaves that have been crumbled into a mache, then formed into the face being life size, then adorned with Oak Leaves to what you see! They have been treated with a green antique finish as seen!
*** SIZE: About 8" wide X 12" long, give or take a little bit!The artist has signed an Oak Leaf with his name, date and is numbered #01 as an Original!
*** It can be hung on your wall with a buckskin leather strap attached to the back side!** This item will be insured for the purchase value as well!* The Artist is downsizing his mask art collection making ready for later in the year children book signing Abroad!
***** Some awesome folk lore about Green Man:Green Man a figure that has been depicted in art & literature for centuries. He is often depicted as a face made out of leaves or foliage, and is associated with nature, fertility, and the cycle of life.
So that Green Man is a figure associated with the cycle of the seasons and the natural world, and as such, he is often is connected to the eight sabbats or seasonal festivals celebrated by many modern-day Witches and Wiccans.

The Green Man is especially associated with the sabbats that celebrate the spring and summer seasons, including:

1.Beltane: This sabbat is celebrated on May 1st and marks the beginning of summer. It is a time when the energy of the Green Man is at its strongest, representing the energy of growth, fertility, and abundance.

2.Litha:(Summer Solstice): This sabbat is celebrated around June 20th-23rd and marks the longest day and shortest night of the year. It is a time when the power of the sun is at its height, and the Green Man is often invoked as a symbol of the vibrant energy of the summer season.

3.Lammas/Lughnasadh: This sabbat is celebrated on August 1st and marks the beginning of the harvest season. It is a time when the energy of the Green Man begins to wane, as the days begin to grow shorter and the energy of the autumn season begins to take hold.

Overall, the Green Man is seen as a powerful symbol of the cycles of nature and the interconnectedness of all things. His energy is especially associated with the spring and summer seasons, when the natural world is at its most vibrant and abundant.* Please feel free to message me with any question's!Thank you!