The sword with the tip facing the ground symbolizes the soul of the warrior, the "bushido." Not the one who goes into battle to fight, but the one who learns not to do so, for this reason he becomes "do", the "way".
The snake
The "kundalini" serpent that rises from the first chakra to the head, evolving, symbolizes yoga. The snake represents fluidity, not stopping the mind, not identifying.
The Eagle
The eagle, the animal that flies highest of all creatures, symbolizes freedom. The ability to act (or not act) without constraints. So when in Odaka the path of the warrior and yoga meet in order to become one, we rediscover our freedom.
Created by an Italian artisan, the modern symbol of Odaka Yoga can be used on its own or as a pendant for a custom mala (examples shown in the images) for those who love this style of yoga founded by Roberto Milletti and Francesca Cassia.
Composition: silver
The pendant is sold together with a steel chain or can be used as pendant for a custom mala.
