Symmetrical Perkūnas mandala with eight sacred oaks, thunder-wheel symbols and amber-bead border

The Lithuanian Perkūnas Oak Grove Mandala

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The Lithuanian Perkūnas Oak Grove Mandala – This is how it could look

An eight-fold mandala around a stylised Perkūnas face: eight sacred oaks radiate, eight thunder-wheel suns and eight Perkūnas-axes alternate, an amber-bead border follows, eight grass-snakes and eight sacred fires, then an oak-leaf-acorn rim. A respectful tribute to Lithuanian Baltic mythology.

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