"Unicorn" cookie cutter, stainless steel

"Unicorn" cookie cutter (mythological symbol) made of stainless steel.
The unicorn holds a special fascination and mysticism for many people; it is considered one of the most beautiful and purest mythical creatures.

 

The unicorn stands for purity, innocence, freedom, beauty, magic, courage, healing, wisdom, truth, perfection, and connection to elves and forest spirits, and often makes contact beneath blossoming fruit trees (especially apple trees). It is the embodiment of invincible power and stands for good and positive values.

The medieval unicorn is a symbol of power, but also of good events, the virginal symbol of purity. For this reason, the animal is usually flawless and white.

In Germanic and especially in Celtic legends, the unicorn and the dragon represent good and evil, locked in an eternal battle.

In Celtic mythology, the unicorn guards feminine mysteries and embodies the virginal aspect of the triple goddess "Hecate". Furthermore, the unicorn is said to have a connection to the mysterious and legendary "Isle of Apples," Avalon. Avalon / Avalun originates from the Indo-European root word "aballo," meaning apple. It remains a mystery to this day whether Avalon could also be Atlantis, which was destroyed by a meteorite impact (we refer, among other things, to the accounts of Plato)!

The apple tree, the apple as a fruit of love, is an ancient symbol of the triple goddess. These trinities include the upper world, the earth world, and the underworld. The unicorn stands at the threshold of the upper world, the dragon (lindworm / lindworm dragon) stands at the underworld, and humanity stands in between. Celtic priestesses often wore an image of the unicorn, triskele, or triquetra as a sign of recognition.