Mabel
Traditional Cow
Mabel’s story coming soon!
Cow Folkore
Born of two worlds, the salamander walks the line between water and flame. To alchemists it was a fire-spirit, said to endure the hottest embers without harm, a secret emblem of transformation.
Among Algonquian-speaking peoples, it was whispered that amphibians meddled with rain and fire alike, keepers of balance between storm and hearth.
When European settlers carried their own superstitions into New England, the salamander became a creature of suspicion: slipping from damp logs into the flames of lit fireplaces, they became associated with witchcraft and known as a familiar of hidden covens.
And so the salamander remains - an omen of thresholds and mysteries, neither wholly of fire nor water, but forever flickering between them.
