Celtic Mythology Gallery
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savages-weapons:THERE IS NOTHING TO UNDERSTAND - a darker and eerie mix for the faes: for the marvel
Your eyes can be so cruel, just as i can be so cruel.
Lady of Avalon by Cheryl Yambrach Rose-Hall
Irish Ogham series- Sixth feda/letter, Uath, ‘fear’ or ‘white-thorn’ (hawthorn) paired with thomsoni
a-z fae → bi-bu
fyeahmyths:Brigid, Celtic goddess of healing and inspiration.
oylmpians:moodboard: the seelie court↦ The Seelie court are known to seek help from humans, to warn
libraryleopard:found some memes in my tumblr drafts back from when i first read the táin bó cúailnge
“For when the Sons of Mil, the ancestors of the Irish people, came to Ireland they found the Tuatha
Irish Ogham series- Seventh feda/letter, Dair, ‘oak’ paired with Connemara marble (ophicalcite miner
Irish Ogham series- Fourth feda/letter, Sail, ‘willow’ paired with aquamarine beryl
Just missed the end of the first month, but soon catching up…The first of the early Irish Ogh
Irish Ogham series- Tenth feda/letter, Ceirt, ‘bush’ associated with apple tree, paired with cinnaba
Irish Ogham series- Fifteenth feda/letter, Ruis, ‘redness’, associated with elder tree and paired wi
Second of the early Irish Ogham: Luis, “blaze”, associated with rowan treeMeaning: Protection, conne
Irish Ogham series, fifth feda/letter- Nion, ‘forked’ or ‘lofty’, associated with the ash tree and p
theonlygayinthealienage:janedoodles:lungri:I read an Anglo-Norman lai of Celtic origin about a werew
I realized I could at last put all my Ogham trees together in a single family portrait. Considering
Third of the early Irish Ogham: Fearn, “alder”Associations: vanguard of warriors, milk container, pr
lhzthepoet:Mythology Around the World: Common Themes: Spring
Epona with the cwn annwn, underdrawings for a series of small gouache paintings that will eventually
Custom handmade viking torc bracelet. The bracelet is handwoven from hardened aluminium wire and fin
Young Cernunnos pendant.Carved by knife in Holly.In Celtic lore and mythology Cernunnos was the lord
melanietillustration:The Kelpie. 1 of 4 pieces for the Cryptozoology show at the Steam Whistle Brew
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