Category: Celtic

Danu is a goddess from Irish mythology who is sometimes referred to as the “mother of the gods” or the “divine mother”. She was associated with fertility, prosperity, and the cycles of nature, and was sometimes depicted as a beautiful

Epona is a goddess from Celtic mythology who was associated with horses, fertility, and prosperity. She was particularly popular among the Gaulish people of ancient France, where she was often depicted as a beautiful young woman riding a horse, or

Cernunnos is a deity from Celtic mythology who is often associated with nature, wilderness, fertility, and the hunt. He was typically depicted as a male figure with antlers or horns, and was often associated with animals such as stags, bulls,

The Morrigan is a goddess from Irish mythology who was associated with fate, prophecy, war, and death. She was often depicted as a woman of great power and beauty, but with a darker side that represented the unpredictability and danger

Brigid (also spelled Brigit or Bridget) is a goddess from Irish mythology who was associated with many different aspects of life, including poetry, healing, smithing, and childbirth. She was also associated with the Christian saint Brigid of Kildare, who was

Dagda is a god from Irish mythology who was considered one of the most powerful and important deities in the pantheon. He was often depicted as a large, strong man with a club or hammer, and he was associated with

Lugh (also spelled Lug) is a god from Irish mythology who was associated with many different things, including the sun, light, arts, crafts, war, and oaths. He was often depicted as a handsome and charismatic young man, and he was