Mythological objects
17 entries in the Mythological Objects compendium.
Alatyr (mythology)Sacred stone in Slavic folklore, father to all stones.BenbenPrimeval mound from which creation began in Heliopolitan myth.Cohuleen druithMagical cap enabling merrows to travel between sea and land.Crane-bagMagical crane-bag owned by Manannán, full of treasures.Cup of JamshidMythological cup of divination linked to ancient Persian rulers.Four Treasures of the Tuatha Dé DanannFour magical items brought from four island cities to Ireland.Imperial Regalia of JapanLegendary imperial regalia of Japan, kept hidden to preserve authority.KanrodaiSacred entity marking the Jiba in Tenrikyo and its offshoots.KaustubhaDivine ruby from the churning of the ocean, worn by Vishnu.SampoA magical object bringing wealth and central to Finnish myth.Sessho-sekiA legendary Japanese stone said to kill on contact.Statue of MardukPrimary cult statue of Babylon's patron deity Marduk.Tablet of DestiniesA clay tablet conferring supreme authority in Mesopotamian myth.Twardowski's MirrorRenaissance mirror linked to alchemist Pan Twardowski.Uchide no kozuchiLegendary Japanese magic hammer that taps out wishes.Wheel of Fortune (medieval)Symbol of Fate's capricious turning, popularized by Boethius.World MillA mytheme linking the cosmos to a rotating millstone.
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