Fang boar in silver with the symbol of Triquetra

Fang boar in silver with the symbol of Triquetra.

The boar is a symbol of martial power, masculine power and fertility.
Fang boar has protective properties against witchcraft and black magic. Protects its possessor, increases physical strength and fortitude.

Wild ferocious boar companion of many terrible gods of war and power: Greek Ares, the Roman Mars, vodana German, Scandinavian Odin, Japanese Hachiman. The other gods assumed the form of a Wild boar: the Egyptian Seth, the Gallic God, the patron of hunting Mockus, Hindu Vishnu, etc. Apparently, the gods rightly considered the boar ideal for combat and turned to him before a cruel fight with the enemy. Seth playing the role of the black boar, entered in the encounter with the powerful God of light Horus and knocked his eyes with his long, sharp fangs, and Vishnu in his boar Varaha lifted the fangs land, invaded by demons.

Shamans used the fangs of a boar boar as a very powerful magical protective amulets. Heavenly wild boar contributed to the shaman and protect him in dangerous journeys from attacks. There have been cases that during the ritual the shaman costume in chips flew wild boar tusks, a refuge from the death shaman.

In the West European heraldry, the emblem of a boar signified military prowess, ferocious rage and selfless courage.

Features of this predator always give people respect. Slavs boar was dedicated to Perun, the God of military power, the Lord of thunder. In the Homeric and Germanic epics is a description of military sign - "head of Boar" on the helmet of a warrior; this sign is also known from the Mycenaean, Roman, Germanic archaeological sites. The Germans have preserved the legend about the origin of the tribe from two brothers. one of which was called the boar (Ibor, Ms. OI. io:furr, "Vepr", "Prince", "God"). In drevnerusskom texts Vepr (boar or pig of the reeds) is mentioned as one of the "animal God". In the Homeric epic is found the motif of turning to God (the elder) in Boar. Hunting wild boars is a pastime of the gods in Japanese mythology.

In Celtic tradition, the boar was considered a sacred animal possessing supernatural powers, symbolized the spiritual power, the flesh partook in ritual ceremonies and were placed in the graves of the dead. The druids possessed occult knowledge and often referred to himself as "belch".

Fang boar has long been used as an amulet. Despite the fact that it is a mens amulet that bestows health, strength, and perseverance in achieving the goal wear it and women in the form of pendants around the neck or on the belt. A boar's Tusk can be used in the amulet, the talisman for protection in rituals, like the setting on the totem Boar, as the key to a powerful egregore.