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Annwn - Celtic Mask -Annwn is the Celtic Otherworld, the world behind the veil/mask. |
Antlers & Moons -Antlers are a powerful symbol - the branching horns manifest the Spirit of the Forest. This weave of Antlers and Moons balance together the potent symbols of male and female energy |
Anu - Earth Mother -Anu is the Great Mother of the ancestor Gods the Danaan. An ancient figure, venerated under many names, she is often known as Aine, or Danu. |
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Ceilidh-The Dance-Within ancient and modern spiritual traditions, the Dance is metaphor for life, an ancient choreography moving with the rhythm of the Earth to the music of the cosmos. |
Blodeuwedd-The Owl-In Wales the owl is called Blodeuwedd - which means flower face. In the Welsh tale the ‘Mabinogion’, Blodeuwedd is magically created by magicians from stone and flowers for Llew. However, Blodeuwedd fell in love with the huntsman Gronw, and betrayed Llew, so Gwydion changed her into an owl, banishing her into the dark wooded night. The independant Blodeuewdd becomes wise all-seeing owl whose intuitive vision peers deep through our psyche.
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Celtic Cross-In the Celtic Cross, it is the center where all forces come together. The central spiritual source is here represented by a Triskele motif symbolizing the mystical Celtic Trinity' |
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| Danu Folk- Tuatha Dé Dannan - the People of the Goddess Danu - were a race of divine beings. Skilled in magic and in Druid lore, they inhabited the under-ground kingdom of Tir Na Nog, in the hills and mounds |
Doves-Peace on Earth-Message of Peace written in all the Celtic languages around these intertwined Doves. |
Red Dragon-Translation:'The Spirit of the Celts is Eternal' &
'The Red Dragon Will Rise Again' |
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| Wilde Hares-
The Hare is considered sacred amongst many ancient traditions, representing fertility and rebirth, associated with the moon, and the festivals of Spring.
Eostre - Goddess of Springtime (from whom we derive the name for Easter), was believed to have taken the form of a rabbit, or white hare, which is her totem creature.
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Kats-Faerie Kats are said to have nine lives, and these intertwined triple felines are adapted from the Book of Kells. |
Keltic Dragons-The Red Dragon represents the sovereignty of Britain, and is the totemic head of the greatest line of kings, the Pen-Dragons. |
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| Kells-Birds symbolise spirit, and are messengers to the Otherworld. This representation of Birds is inspired by the stylistic zoomorphic figures coloring the Book of Kells |
Lindisfarne Cross- This design is an intricate re-production of a section of the cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels
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Pentacle Knot- The Pentagram - named Wizard's Star, Star of Bethlehem, Three King's Star, or Druid's foot, is sacred to the Celtic goddess Morgan. |
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| Ravens-Triple Morrigan-Ravens have a close affinity with the supernatural world. They are totem birds of the dark Celtic Goddesses the Badbh and the Morrigan, who possess the ability to appear as one or three beings and to shapeshift into Raven form. |
Earth Serpent-The Ouroboros, Earth Serpent represents rebirth, regeneration, and the coiled energy deep within the earth. With her tale in her mouth, she represents infinity. |
Herne-Stags- also known as Cernunnos, is the ancient Lord of the Stags. His tree like antlers represent kingship of the Forests. The hunter identified with the stag — this is a very ancient mystery: hunter and hunted are one. |
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| Lleu-Sun- The Shining One-The Celts venerated the Divine qualities of the sun - Life, Light, Healing, Inspiration, Strength and Fire |
Tribal Tree-The Ancients envisioned the entire cosmos
in the form of a tree whose roots grown deep
in the ground, branches reaching high into the heavens. |
Tree of Life-The Ancients envisioned the entire cosmos in the form of a tree whose roots grown deep in the ground, branches reaching high into the heavens. |
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| Triskelion-Triple Goddess-This highly detailed original design is based on the traditional Triskelion motif. The symbolic & magical patterning of three - the Triple Goddess is woven together with spiral motifs, representing creative life energy, cosmos. |
Yggdrasil- World Tree-Trees are a profound symbol of the interconnection of all Life. Yggdrasil is the World Tree of Norse Mythology, the Giant Ash tree that links and connects all the known worlds, the earth below, and the heaven above. Three roots connect the World Tree to the three wells that flow beneath. |