Green Dog Tag
Snövargar£12
Made to order
Featuring a golden Tree of Life, opaque green background, and subtly sparkly metallic 'moss'. 15% of profits donated to a dog-rescue charity; eco-friendly business
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Product description
Featuring a golden Tree of Life, opaque green background, and subtly sparkly metallic 'moss'. 15% of profits donated to a dog-rescue charity; eco-friendly business
In Greek mythology, the Elysian Fields were a place of paradise, where those who had lived a righteous life on Earth could live a blessed and happy afterlife. The Elysian Fields were also known as 'The Fortunate Isles' and so this tag is perfectly symbolic for those dogs who are blessed or lucky!This tag also makes me think of the dogs we have lost, who we just know are bolting around the Elysian Fields, living their best afterlife and thinking of us often - this would make a beautiful keepsake keyring too.
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Overview
Made in Britain
Dimensions
Diameter: 2.8cm
Made from
All our tags are hand-crafted using resin. Because of the nature of resin, you should not leave your tags in direct sunlight, under any UV lighting or in contact with heat sources. Doing any of the above may cause your tag to tarnish. Our tags have all been treated with an anti-tarnish lacquer to protect them from the environment and to slow-down the aging process of the metal element of the tag, as much as possible. Tags should be washed with soap and water only and then dried afterwards. Please do not use any harsh chemicals in the cleaning of your tags.
Product code
1060925
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