A medallion bearing the embossed image of Empress Barbara, one of the most powerful women of her time. The medallion emits positive cosmic energy and brings good luck.

The medallion emits positive cosmic energy and brings good luck. It is attached to a bottle filled with a choice of spirits, which are produced using traditional distillation methods by Sadjarstvo Pajk in Kozjansko. The bottle can be presented in unique hand made gift packaging, separately or with matching glasses from the Empress Barbara collection.

This sculpture’s feminine curves and five-pointed sea star crown mirror the Neolithic mother goddess figurines. The star binds electromagnetic waves and elements of the Sanskrit Om, which flow from its five radiating arms towards its centre. The pentagram is the most powerful symbol of happiness, health, creativity, and the idea of genius according to Paracelsus. 

Dedicated to Barbara of Celje, this sculpture’s feminine curves and five-pointed sea star crown mirror the Neolithic mother goddess figurines. The star binds electromagnetic waves and elements of the Sanskrit Om, which flow from its five radiating arms towards its centre. This great pyramid symbol of the Pythagoreans, which represents energy, power, and God, is a prehistoric aquatic form and illustrates the synthesis of complementary forces. The gold star or the sun of the sea is a source of limitless energy, the origin of life, the divine spark, which gives rise to the spiritual and the material. The gold star’s five points represent the five elements; it is the sun of all creatures, the genius of creation, the seed of life. It lies at the bottom of the sea, connected to Earth and to the Spirit. The pentagram is the most powerful symbol of happiness, health, creativity, spirituality, the idea of genius according to Paracelsus, and of the five elements that form the whole. The outer and inner pentagrams numerically convert to the number one (5 + 5 = 1), the symbol of God. The five outer elements represent the five core values: love, truth, right conduct, peace and non-violence.  

A collection of orb-like or domed footed cups; the cup with its four feet represents the divine world, which is rooted in the natural world. Its unique handle held special sacred meaning in ancient drinking rituals. The thumb and forefinger join in a sacred spiritual gesture, a mudra  – they form the holy circle. The thumb symbolises God, and the forefinger represents the human ego.