A little more detail…

The fox is associated with cleverness, cunning, and adaptability. They represent human qualities like determination, and the ability to survive. The fox is a classic trickster figure in folklore and literature, often outsmarting other characters with its cunning. This can be seen in tales like the Reynard the Fox stories, where the fox uses his wit to overcome challenges. This is mainly due to their ability to evade hunters. Foxes are common character in British folklore as well, they are portrayed as clever deceivers to overcome their enemies, or even the most experienced hunters.

The fox’s ability to survive in various environments symbolizes adaptability and resourcefulness. In some traditions, the fox is associated with wisdom and intuition, particularly in navigating complex situations. Their fiery coat and glowing eyes can also represent transformation and the mysterious power of nature, especially in connection with fire and change.

The fox can also represent the “shadow self,” the darker aspects of human nature that we often try to suppress. In essence, the fox represents a complex and versatile creature, both positive and negative human traits and reflecting the mysteries of the natural world

*** Other charms in the pictures such as oak leaves, acorns are to illustrate the various looks and combinations. They are available separately within the collection. ***