Epona goddess art

A study of Celtic goddesses and heroines is a remarkable way to learn about this fascinating culture. This article offers Celtic goddess names and personality traits for each goddess.

Description Egyptian Goddess Isis, wife of Osiris and mother of Horus, is a patron goddess of mothers and children, and also of artisans and all creative people. She is strongly associated with magic and immortality and is usually depicted holding an Ankh, the symbol of eternal life. The design for this plaque was taken from Dover coloring book (created by Marty Noble) and transferred to wood by means of pyrography (woodburning). Beautiful winged goddess stands in richly decorated arch…

Meet Rhiannon, a brilliant, politically strategic, and beautiful woman from the Otherworld who appears in the First and Third Branch of the Mabinogi, a collection of Welsh tales. Rhiannon is associated with horses and is believed to be related to the Gaulish horse goddess Epona. She chose Pwyll, prince of Dyfed, as her consort and later married Manawydan after becoming a widow. Her adventures involving enchantments had a happy ending, with the family reunited and Dyfed restored. Her story is…

Description In Celtic mythology, Epona was a horse goddess, also known as the "Divine White Mare" and is often depicted with birds and horses. She was associated with horses and fertility, and was adopted by the Romans, especially their calvalry. This particular drawing was done while working a booth at a convention. I used photoshop to touch it up a bit and give it a hint of color.

Rhiannon, Goddess of horses and sovereignty in Welsh legend. Artwork by Thalia Took.

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Rhiannon came from a land of fairies to marry her prince and give him an heir. However, their family will soon be torn apart.

Manawyddan - Lord of the Sea. Archival Limited Edition Giclee Print by Jen Delyth . Manawyddan ap Llyr - Lord of the Oceans. The Celts have an ancient lore and wisdom tradition reaching deep under the green waters of the land of Manawyddan ap Llyr. The Lord of the Sea is Guardian of the Blessed Isles, a master of humor, wit and wisdom, weaver of illusion and magic. Manawyddan’s country is the Land Under Wave. Celtic Art by Welsh artist Jen Delyth - Official Home Site - Celtic Tree of Life…