Gallery/welsh Mythology

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World Mythologies + Water Spirits

Arianhrhod by Nadia Turner

lpbestiary:The Cŵn Annwn are spectral hounds associated with the Wild Hunt in Welsh folklore. They a

a-z fae → l-n

Lady of Avalon by Cheryl Yambrach Rose-Hall

birdsofrhiannon:Welsh Ladies1.       Blodeuwedd - Dahm the Bard2.       Castle of Arianrhod - Emeral

Epona with the cwn annwn, underdrawings for a series of small gouache paintings that will eventually

The Death of OrpheusThomas Jones (British; 1742–1803), landscape John Hamilton Mortimer (British; 17

Psyche Carried by the Zephyrs by John Gibson (19th Century)

ninlilu:Inktober #5: ArawnArawn was the king of the otherworld in Welsh mythology , and liked to go

fuckyeahcelticmythology:The Cwn Annwn by ~AutumnEstuaryIn Welsh mythology, the Cŵn Annwn are the whi

ophelies:MYTHOLOGY MEME: 1/2 MYTHOLOGICAL OBJECTS- CALEDFWLCHCaledfwlch appears in several early Wel

a-z fae → gl-gw

Alan Lee ‘Peredur son of Efrawg’from ‘The Mabinogion’, Harper Collin

birdsofrhiannon:Rhiannon by Stacey Demarco

ymarilwyd: Blodeuweddthe welsh goddess of spring and owls

anneelliots:Blodeuwedd, a woman made of flowers in Welsh mythology, and ‘I Wandered Lonel

Drawing by Aubrey Vincent Beardsley for an 1894 edition of Sir Thomas Malory’s ‘

Blodeuwedd of Oak Broom and Meadowsweet by Yuri Leitch

facinaoris: She who betrayed her husband. 

The Blonds ensemble for Arianrhod – Welsh goddess of the moon, stars and sky

facinaoris:She who betrayed her husband. 

the-evil-clergyman: Illustrations from The Mabinogion by Alan Lee (2001)

Chanel gown for Cerridwen - Welsh Moon, Grain and Nature Goddess

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