4 g, 2,4 x 3,3 cm

The world of humans and animals was created side by side. Amulets depicting animals, murals.

Horses accompany many a god and goddess as mythological guides. The most famous horses are undoubtedly Sleipnir, the eight-legged horse of the Norse god Odin. Epona, the horse goddess, reigns supreme in Celtic mythology. The Greeks and Romans believed that horses pulled a chariot and brought the sun every day.
Horses thus symbolise infinite beauty and optimism, the joy of life, the Sun and the energy of life, strength and fertility and sexual vigour.

Since the days of hunters and gatherers, these weren't just shopping lists. Certain depictions and figurines lent their wearers their strength and superpowers, helping them to overcome periods of hardship.

The abilities of those distinctive, totem animals have been projected by humans since time immemorial into qualities they feel in themselves. Strength, intelligence, agility, fertility, fearless care of the family...
If your friends give you a nickname after such animals, it is possible that they see in you positive qualities, which today are like a saffron. Appreciate them!