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Stamford Dragons Blood Incense Sticks
£1.20Stamford Dragons Blood Incense SticksStamford Hex Dragons Blood Incense Sticks instantly fill your home with a heady and uplifting aroma. This age old scent is ideal for setting a romantic mood and... -
Dragon Oracle Cards by Diana Cooper
£19.00£14.24Dragons are etheric beings of the angelic realm and this beautifully illustrated card deck will nourish your spiritual growth and help you overcome life challenges.About the DeckA beautiful and... -
Dragons Blood Resin Powder (1/2 oz - 14 grams)
£7.60This dramatic sounding resin isn't quite what the name suggests! Dragon's Blood resin generally comes from the fruits of climbing palm trees, such as Daemonorops Draco, in areas of tropical Asia. The... -
The Dragon Tarot by Nigel Suckling
£20.00£15.00Includes a full deck of specially commissioned tarot cards and a 64-page illustrated book.About the DeckMajestic in their power, dragons inhabit the mythic world of the unconscious. Let these primal... -
Red Jasper Crystal Dragon
£10.70A small red jasper crystal dragon with variations of colour on each one. Each dragon is individual and unique and will vary slightly from the picture shown. You should be able to see from the... -
Oracle of the Dragonfae by Lucy Cavendish
£18.99£14.23About the Deck (New Revised Edition)In the not so faraway past, we were Gods and Goddesses...we dwelt in dimensional lands...Eden, Avalon, Ys, Atlantis and Mu...we were fully alive and fully magickal... -
Chinese Dragon Wooden Incense Ski
£3.11A traditional style wooden incense ski hand made in India from Sheesham wood suitable for burning incense sticks. This classic design holds the incense stick firmly in place whilst catching the ash... -
Dragons - Your Celestial Guardians by Diana Cooper
£13.99£10.49Allow the dragons to inspire and guide you in this one-of-a-kind book from world renowned author Diana Cooper. About the BookDragons are returning to Earth now to prepare us for the Golden Age - and... -
Universal Dragon Oracle by Carla Morrow
£18.99£14.23About the DeckWe have all heard that something in the distance…The dragons are calling, sometimes as a roar and sometimes as a whisper, to stir deep and ancient inner knowledge. There are very few... -
Dragon Wisdom Oracle Deck by Christine Arana Fader
£16.98£12.73About the DeckThe mystical world of dragons promises adventure, love, and magic. The dragons in this card deck will remain by our side as spirit companions, advisers, and friends, granting us deep... -
Dragon Tarot Cards
£25.07From the Deck: A spectacular 78 card deck capturing the perceptive powers of the legendary dragon. Enter the magical and mysterious world of the Dragon as you are led through a realm of different... -
The Dragon Riders Oracle by Christine Arana Fader
£16.98£12.7343-Card Deck and Book, Illustrated by Elena DudinaAbout the DeckDragons, the oldest creatures in our universe, have accompanied gods, goddesses, planets, angels, elves, and Ascended Masters through... -
Dragon Tamer Trifold Greeting Card (Self-Sealing)
£4.50The Portals of Wonder greeting cards are thoughtfully designed to be both beautiful and sustainable. Printed on FSC-certified, responsibly sourced cardstock, they are completely plastic-free, fully...
Dragon Meaning & Holistic Spiritual Dragon Products
Western dragons are seen as being distinctly different from their Eastern counterparts. Legends originating in European countries portray dragons as giant winged fire-breathing creatures that are usually feared by humans.
Many stories tell of men who battle against all obstacles to fight the scary dragons, get past them and gain access to the riches and wealth hidden in dragon dens. The epic hero, Beowulf, is just one example of someone who attempted to fight a treasure-guarding dragon - although in his case he failed and was killed.
The defining characteristic of a Western dragon symbol is that it represents power. Having an image of a Western dragon can help in expressing feelings of self-esteem.
Tales about Eastern dragons originate from countries such as China, Japan and Vietnam. Unlike people in Western countries, they saw dragons as friendly, peace-loving creatures that signify good luck. They still maintained the same level of power as Western dragons, but in a more positive way and certainly not as scary as the fire-breathing monsters depicted in Europe.
Most Eastern dragons are shown as having no wings, although they still manage to magically fly, and instead of roaring fiercely they were said to "make the sounds of bells and beating gongs." The Chinese in particular regard dragons as very noble creatures and the dragon concept is embedded in their culture, for example in dragon boat racing and in the Chinese calendar.
In Feng Shui, the symbol signifies power, wisdom, strength and is a powerful good luck symbol. In Feng Shui Dragons are seen to carry male or yang energy. Often they may be placed in the East where it symbolises new beginnings, creativity and growth. In jewellery or other decoration it is a powerful good luck symbol.