Celtic Witch

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Have a pagan Christmas ❄

lunariagold:WELP, St Patrick’s day is the day for it; the Irish Ogham oracle deck is headed to the p

WELP, St Patrick’s day is the day for it; the Irish Ogham oracle deck is headed to the printer

Irish Ogham series- Úr, ‘earth, soil’, associated with heather and paired with pretty peachy gmelini

NEW Merry Meet Plaques now available at Eclectic Artisans Pagan Marketplace. Hidden within the plaqu

Irish Ogham series- Seventh feda/letter, Coll, ‘fair-wood/hazel’ paired with native silver  

Irish Ogham series- Twelfth feda/letter, Gort, ‘field’ associated with ivy, paired with azuriteI’m s

Irish Ogham restart: Beith (birch) with anglesite, Luis (rowan) with sphalerite and Fearn (alder) wi

Irish Ogham series- Eighth feda/letter, Tinne, ‘ingot’ associated with holly, paired with pyrite   

Irish Ogham series- ✧・ﾟ:Over the halfway mark:･ﾟ☆✧ with the eleventh feda/letter, Muin, ‘neck/back’

Irish Ogham series- Thirteenth feda/letter, nGéadal, ‘slaying’ or ‘piercing’ associated with broom,

Preserved grotesques from the Norman Church at Kilpeck, Herefordshire including the best UK example

Irish Ogham series- Sixth feda/letter, Uath, ‘fear’ or ‘white-thorn’ (hawthorn) paired with thomsoni

The only difference between a male witch and a female witch is their gender. To call a male witch, a

witch-lore-craft:“In the old Irish manuscripts, the Celtic Otherworld was located in the midst of th

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

Irish Ogham series- Fourteenth feda/letter, Straif, ‘sulphur’ associated with blackthorn, paired wit

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

I realized I could at last put all my Ogham trees together in a single family portrait. Considering

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