Chaosstern with Ogham (Pendant from horn)

Handmade from the horn of the water buffalo, a domesticated, not endangered animal species. | Diameter: 35 mm

The chaostern, symbol of chaos and the symbol of chaosmagia. The followers of chaos try to stand outside all categories: world images, theories, dogmas, habits and even persons are for them only tools for understanding and shaping the world. They are considered extreme, very individualistic and consider themselves to be particularly tolerant. In their opinion, all things are, in any case, only opinions and thus interchangeable.

The Oghamschrift was used in Ireland and some western parts of Britain and Scotland from the 4th to 6th centuries to offer short texts, in most cases personal names, on the edges of Oghamsteine ​​or on other supporting materials. It is the writing of the druids and later the witches. The name of the book has strong etymological parallels with Ogma or Ogmios, the old-Irish god of revelation. Whether this God is the author of the Scriptures or whether the folk etymology produced the reference in hindsight can not be clarified.