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Celtic Faerie Tales, Legends and Myths in Art

Includes celtic fairies, elves, brownies, gnomes, vampires, banshees, leprechauns, dragons, unicorns, griffins, warrier heros, princesses, Mermaids (I know the Irish merrows and selkies aren't as nice looking, so I added some mermen and mermaids as well) - many different names are used in Ireland, Wales, Scotland, England and Breton - shelf art (dolls, sculptures,etc.) pictures, costumes, etc. - Hogwarts is the newest

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Paula (Mollet) Murphy

a pink flower sitting on top of a window sill next to a tree branch

Fairy Garden Furniture

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Fairy's Work by Olive Miniatures Dress Found in the

Winter Solstice Party

Summer Solstice Party

celestial offerings . . .

Celestial Pies >> Perfect for a Solstice Celebration or Thanksgiving or Xmas.

a drawing of a woman's head with a snail on top of her head

Welcome to our wee faeryworld of pictures drawn and stories told

This is a drawing we made of our friend Root. He's a wee burrow elf and he lives under the cobblestones just outside our house. You can read all about him on our website: www.thepicsees.com

Morrigan Celtic Goddess

CELTIC GODS AND GODDESSES

a drawing of a woman riding on the back of a white horse with a bird flying above

Goddess Rhiannon

Llewellyn Tarot

Goddess Guidance Oracle

Welsh Goddess

Celtic Deities

Goddess Of The Underworld

Knight Of Cups

Reed

The Great Goddess Rhiannon ~ Goddess of the Night ~ As a Celtic Goddess of the underworld and the dead, she possessed the gift of shape shifting. She also knew every plant and every tree and was often found dancing with the branches and playing with butterflies. She is closely interwoven with all life on earth. Rhiannon teaches us to accept what is ours, and trust that our deepest desires will come to us without much effort...shift your attention and change the shape of your image of the world.

'Niamh Meets Oisean' by P J Lynch. (Click image to view full size.) Visit the artist's blog here: http://pjlynchgallery.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/oisin-in-tir-na-nog.html# Irish Legends, Warrior Names, Irish Folklore, Irish Mythology, Great Warriors, Traditional Tales, The Celts, Legends And Myths

'Niamh Meets Oisean' by P J Lynch. (Click image to view full size.) Visit the artist's blog here: http://pjlynchgallery.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/oisin-in-tir-na-nog.html#

a painting of a woman holding a bow and arrow in the woods with birds around her

Fairytale Illustration

Art Degree

Fairytale Art

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Archer of the Golden Wood

Ed Org Archer of the Golden Wood

a painting of a woman standing next to a man laying on the ground in front of trees

Banshee - Wikipedia

The banshee ( /ˈbænʃiː/ ban-shee), from the Irish bean sí [bʲæn ˈʃiː] ("woman of the sídhe" or "woman of the fairy mounds") is a feminine spirit in Irish mythology, usually seen as an omen of death and a messenger from the Otherworld. In legend, a banshee is a fairy woman who begins to wail if someone is about to die. In Scottish mythology the creature is called the bean sìth or bean-nighe and is seen washing the blood stained clothes or armour of those who are about to die.

a painting of a woman holding an owl in her hand and standing next to a tree

Blodeuwedd by andyasser on DeviantArt

Blodeuwedd by andyasser.deviantart.com on @deviantART

some pumpkins are sitting in the grass and lit up with orange lights on them

Pumpkin Carving Patterns

http://irsh.us/1h33P2m spooky ancient Irish tales