Hang your dragon over your door, so as you leave your house it you know that it is guarding your house and you! Watching over your property with an ever mindful eye!.....

MORDRED The dragon is traditionally seen as a great protector - entrusted to guard precious belongings, willing to sacrifice their lives just to protect their charge. Mordred is just such a fiercesome beast. He has bright eyes that are forever watchful and a forked tongue that can sense enemies from the furthest distance. His claws are sharp and can even pierce steel, his teeth are like razors and can slash through a tree trunk with just one bite. With the added advantage of his magnificent wings, the manoeuvrability of Mordred combined with the vitality that oozes out of every scale makes him the ideal dragon guardian. .

MOR LUNG In Chinese symbolism the dragon represents everything that is powerful and strong. He is said to be the empowerment of a better life, prosperity and happiness. Mor Lung has a long body armoured with shimmering scales, his eyes are alert and fierce. His claws are sharp and full of power. Mor Lung’s face is determined - he is on a mission - a mission to bring you the better lifestyle you’ve always wanted

MOR TIEN This is the most important dragon in Chinese folklore. Mor Tien, the pearl dragon. He is the wish fulfilling dragon. This dragon is the embodiment of ‘chi’ - luck. He offers you the chance of having all your wishes come true. The better lifestyle you’ve always wanted, the dream job, more money, happiness - Mor Tien symbolizes all of this.

GRIFFON The griffon is one of the most famous of mythical beasts. Documented since ancient times by the Phoenicians and Babylonians. It has the body and tail of a lion and has the wings, beak and head of an eagle. This combination makes the griffon a truly awesome beast. You can tell from it’s appearance that  the griffon represents strength and vigilance - another powerful guardian to add to your collection

MORWENAM Is this dragon sleeping? Who can tell? Do dragons ever sleep or do they just rest their heads for a few minutes? Don’t be fooled by appearances Morwenam is not asleep - dragons never sleep. However they do need to rest from time to time and that is what she’s doing. But have no fear the slightest move, the quietest sneeze, the flutter of a feather would soon disturb her rest.

CASTLE All dragons and mythical beasts need a castle. The castle can hold many different things. It can imprison princes and princesses. It can be used to store the most wonderful jewels of unbounded wealth. It can be used as the most impenetrable strong room to store limitless amounts of gold. You can decide what is being kept inside this castle. Which of our dragons will you choose as it’s guardian? It’s really up to you.

PHOENIX There is a bird that lays no eggs and has no young. Every few hundred years when it feels old and weak it flies to the mountains in the west where it nests on top of a palm tree. When its time comes, the rays of the sun burn it to ashes. Then from the ashes rises the phoenix, young, new and fresh. The phoenix is a symbol of rebirth and hope. Restart your life with the guidance of the phoenix.

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LINDWORM One of the most famous of mythical beasts. The Lindworm looks like a Wyvern but without legs. They are thought to eat cattle and bodies and to invade churchyards. Lindworms are said to symbolise war and pestilence. Marco Polo reported seeing Lindworms on the steppes of central Asia.