Gallery/celtic Goddess

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Morrigan in progress! As you might have noticed by now I have a fetish for bird skulls, braids, pale

greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki:A relief with Epona, a Celtic goddess, patroness

This distinctive bronze brooch is inspired by the ancient Celtic goddess Epona. It measures circa 43

gracedpalmer:Epona:She is a Gallo-Roman goddess - the patron of horses, ponies, mules and donkeys. A

fyeahmyths:Brigid, Celtic goddess of healing and inspiration.

Divine conduit of the Earthmother, the leathdhia channels various aspect of the goddess to gain powe

“Ceridwen” in progress. Watercolour.[Facebook • DeviantArt • Blogspot]© Nataša Ilinčić,

Ceridwen by NatasaIlincic

kikiscauldron:The Celtic Goddess Brigid has been known as a goddess of thesacred flame and also of s

This beautiful bronze Raven is inspired by an ancient Irish goddess, The Morrigan. A prominent figur

poseidqn:@fyeahmyths summer myth event;Day Three:  Northern European Deity→ Brigid, Celtic goddess o

This beautiful bronze Raven is inspired by an ancient Irish goddess, The Morrigan. A prominent figur

Celtic Goddess Morrigan - raven goddess pendant made of polymer clay #celtic #goddess #morrigan #mor

celadontides: Caer Ibormeith:Celtic Goddess of Dreams

chasingthegreenfaerie:(via (129) Rhiannon was one of the Celtic Mythology`s most beloved goddesses,

lxcuna: a Myth a Day / A - Z Challenge: @ibuzoo​ vs @lxcuna​ [ B ] adb : a war goddess from Irish my

catchingoceans:G O D S . A N D . G O D D E S S E Sceltic pantheon; mórrígan the goddess of war“She a

Offerings to the Morrigan Ink, Acrylic & Digital Art2020See More Like This

aphroditiful: GODDESS GUIDE: E P O N A Bless your animals Garden to keep the earth fertile use ruby

witchsaidwhat: A FREE small booklet on Chlíodhna (pronounced Kleena), the Celtic Goddess of Beauty,

aphroditiful: Goddess Guide C E R R I D W E N ✨ her sacred feast is on July 3rd ✨ obtain a nice c

oylmpians:moodboard: caer ibormeith↦ Caer Ibormeith is the celtic goddess of dreams and prophecy. Ca

Crystal Herbalism - ‘Tis The Season Of The Witch October, the month of the blood moon and

This distinctive bronze brooch is inspired by the ancient Celtic goddess Epona. It measures circa 43

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