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Macha Curses The Men Of Ulster - Stephen Reid (1904) Celtic Deities, Irish Goddess, Celtic Myth, Ancient Ireland, Symbole Viking, Irish Folklore, Irish Mythology, Celtic Gods, Celtic Goddess

Ancient Ireland

Irish Mythology

Macha’s Nut Harvest: The Severed Head in Western Europe

The severed head is routinely found throughout the literature and archaeology in Celtic and Norse territories. Is it possible that the severed head served as more than simply a war trophy?

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Fine art print based on Irish history and mythology. This piece depicts Osáin and Niamh taking flight to the land of immortality. Perfect gift for anyone interested in Irish history and mythology. Osian and Niamh are two characters in Irish mythology, known for their love story that transcends time and space. Osian, a warrior poet, was the son of the legendary Fionn Mac Cumhaill, while Niamh was a beautiful fairy princess from the land of Tir na nOg. Their love story is often seen as a symbol of Celtic Illustration, Fionn Mac Cumhaill, Irish Aesthetic, Irish Fairy, Folklore Art, Irish Folklore, Irish Mythology, Celtic Goddess, Irish Culture

Celtic Illustration

Fionn Mac Cumhaill

Irish Aesthetic

Irish Mythology

Osáin and niamh celtic fine art print based on Irish mythology and its history in relation to the land of the young tír ná nÓg

Fine art print based on Irish history and mythology. This piece depicts Osáin and Niamh taking flight to the land of immortality. Perfect gift for anyone interested in Irish history and mythology. Osian and Niamh are two characters in Irish mythology, known for their love story that transcends time and space. Osian, a warrior poet, was the son of the legendary Fionn Mac Cumhaill, while Niamh was a beautiful fairy princess from the land of Tir na nOg. Their love story is often seen as a…

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The Daoine Sidhe is the Irish term for a supernatural race in Irish mythology and Scottish mythology, comparable to the fairies or elves. They are said to live underground in fairy mounds, across the western sea, or in an invisible world that coexists with the world of humans. They are variously said to be the ancestors, the spirits of nature, or goddesses and gods. It's said that they look like humans, but with some differences - such as horns, which I added in this drawing. Scottish Pagan Tattoo, Horned God And Triple Goddess, Irish Goddess Tattoo, Irish Folklore Tattoo, Irish Mythology Tattoo, Scottish Mythical Creatures, Celtic Mythology Tattoo, Horned God Tattoo, Daoine Sidhe

Scottish Pagan Tattoo

Horned God And Triple Goddess

Irish Goddess Tattoo

Irish Folklore Tattoo

Irish Mythology Tattoo

Scottish Mythical Creatures

Celtic Mythology Tattoo

Horned God Tattoo

Daoine Sidhe

The Daoine Sidhe is the Irish term for a supernatural race in Irish mythology and Scottish mythology, comparable to the fairies or elves. They are said to live underground in fairy mounds, across the western sea, or in an invisible world that coexists with the world of humans. They are variously said to be the ancestors, the spirits of nature, or goddesses and gods. It's said that they look like humans, but with some differences - such as horns, which I added in this drawing.

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Ocean Stuff, Celtic Myth, Irish Mythology, Celtic Gods, Halloween Fest, Celtic Goddess, Celtic Mythology, Celtic Art, Goddess Art

Irish Mythology

Celtic Mythology

Introducing Elen, Wild Goddess

She is the Lady of the Wildwood. Hidden in the shadows of the trees, she watches you with eyes millennia old. You may catch a brief glimpse of her, and then she is gone, flitting silent as ghost am…

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Norse Mythology Goddesses, Norse Goddess Of Love, Freya Goddess, Symbole Viking, Norse Goddess, John Everett Millais, Image Nature, Pre Raphaelite, The Necklace

Norse Mythology Goddesses

Norse Goddess Of Love

John Everett Millais

Gods & Goddesses of the Spring Equinox

Many deities are associated with the spring equinox. No matter what your tradition, there's a god or goddess tied in with the Ostara season.

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Queen Maeve - Ela é a Rainha de Connacht, simboliza o poder feminino e é a personificação da própria Terra e sua prosperidade. Maeve ajuda a ativar o gêmeo-selvagem que vive dentro de você, permitindo que ele lhe traga grandes surpresas no amor e no trabalho. Essa Deusa reforçará seu espírito inovador, ágil e audaz. Irish Mythology, Drawing Hair, Celtic Woman, Celtic Mythology, Fairy Queen, Warrior Queen, Arte Inspo, Art Et Illustration, A4 Poster

Irish Mythology

Celtic Mythology

Art Et Illustration

Queen Maeve of Irish literature - fact or myth?

The intoxicating Irish Queen Maeve , known for her sexual prowess - was she a true warrior Queen or Irish myth and lore?

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Exploring Irish Mythology: The Banshee | The Irish Post Irish Mythology, Mythology Art, Mythological Creatures, Creepy Art, Arte Fantasy, Horror Art, Creature Art, Dark Fantasy Art, In The Woods

Irish Mythology

Mythological Creatures

Dark Fantasy Art

Exploring Irish Mythology: The Banshee | The Irish Post

WE all know about leprechauns. In fact, we've published a fair few articles ourselves recently ab...

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Three Goddesses, Jim Fitzpatrick, Celtic Deities, Celtic Artwork, Celtic Myth, Irish Mythology, Celtic Gods, Celtic Goddess, Celtic Mythology

Three Goddesses

Jim Fitzpatrick

Irish Mythology

Celtic Mythology

Three Goddesses

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In Irish and Scottish mythology, Cailleach is a divine hag, a creatrix, and possibly an ancestral deity or deified ancestor. The word Cailleach means 'hag' in modern Scottish Gaelic, and has been applied to numerous mythological figures in Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man. Celtic Heritage, Celtic Myth, Celtic Goddess, Baba Jaga, Symbole Viking, Christmas Horror, Irish Mythology, Celtic Gods, Earth Mother

Celtic Heritage

Christmas Horror

Irish Mythology

Cailleach From Winter Theme

In Irish and Scottish mythology, Cailleach is a divine hag, a creatrix, and possibly an ancestral deity or deified ancestor. The word Cailleach means 'hag' in modern Scottish Gaelic, and has been applied to numerous mythological figures in Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man.

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Arthur Rackham "Irish Fairy Tales - Title page" 1920 | Flickr Irish Fairy, Illustration Art Nouveau, Irish Mythology, 동화 삽화, Arthur Rackham, Fairy Tale Books, Fairytale Illustration, Fairytale Art, Folk Tales

Illustration Art Nouveau

Irish Mythology

Fairy Tale Books

Fairytale Illustration

Arthur Rackham "Irish Fairy Tales - Title page" 1920

Arthur Rackham (1867-1939) English, Golden Age Illustrator. Irish Fairy Tales by James Stephens (1920) Illustrated by Arthur Rackham archive.org/stream/irishfairytales01step#page/n11/mode/2up

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