Favored by Cretan despots and warrior princesses alike - the moon-shaped, double bladed axe called the Labrys has been adopted by tribe after tribe. This would be your chance to adopt one today.

It's a symbol - variously, & depending on who you ask - of Minos' House of the Axe at Knossos, Poseidon, the Good Goddess, and both poetry groups and softball teams throughout the ancient Mediterrainean.

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Make custom magnets for work and home! Put your favorite image on a square magnet, or customize any existing design for your fridge or file cabinet.

2" x 2" – Standard Size.
Printed on 100% Recycled Paper.
Covered with scratch- and UV-resistant Mylar.
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Both round and square magnets available.

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Knotwork Labrys Square Magnet

Favored by Cretan despots and warrior princesses alike - the moon-shaped, double bladed axe called the Labrys has been adopted by tribe after tribe. This would be your chance to adopt one today.

It's a symbol - variously, & depending on who you ask - of Minos' House of the Axe at Knossos, Poseidon, the Good Goddess, and both poetry groups and softball teams throughout the ancient Mediterrainean.

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