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Delve into the fascinating world of Celtic mythology and discover the mysterious beings known as the Sidhe. Learn about their powers, legends, and their role in Celtic folklore.

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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…

Norse Mythology

Celtic Mythology

Irish Mythology

Gods And Goddesses

Images of Irish Goddesses | Metal Gaia Celtic Deities, Hercules Disney, Irish Goddess, Celtic Myth, Irish Mythology, Celtic Gods, World Mythology, Celtic Goddess, Celtic Culture

Images of Irish Goddesses

Although I’m sure not everyone imagines Irish Goddesses in the way that Simon E Davies does, I still wanted to take the time to point out his excellent art. Sometimes it pays to have a visual…

Hercules Disney

Irish Mythology

World Mythology

'The Riders of the Sidhe' (1912), by John Duncan (1866 - 1945), Dundee Galleries and Museums John Duncan, Irish Fairy, Ancient Ireland, Irish Folklore, Irish Mythology, Celtic Gods, Le Cri, Creation Myth, Celtic Goddess

The Fin-de-Siècle Scottish Revival

THE FIN-DE-SIÈCLE SCOTTISH REVIVAL: ROMANCE, DECADENCE AND CELTIC IDENTITY by Michael Shaw, Edinburgh University Press (2019) Michael Shaw is a Lecturer in Scottish Literature at the University of …

Ancient Ireland

Irish Mythology

Creatures From Irish Mythology, Ranked - HeadStuff Irish Mythology Creatures, Dark Irish, Mythology Creatures, Water Horse, Sea Dragons, Ancient Ireland, Irish Mythology, Old Hag, Sea Plants

Creatures From Irish Mythology, Ranked - HeadStuff

Close your eyes. Breathe deeply. Groan ever so gently. Open your eyes. And now we begin...You are alone in your home. It is early evening. Bae is out for the night with work friends. Your dinner sits half uneaten on the kitchen counter. You notice th

Irish Mythology Creatures

Mythology Creatures

Ancient Ireland

Irish Mythology

Cat Agathion Familiar - Pathfinder PFRPG DND D&D d20 fantasy Celtic Mythology, Faery Witchcraft, Creature Fantasy, Legends And Myths, Image Chat, Mythological Creatures, Mystical Creatures, Arte Fantasy, Pusheen

Celtic Mythology

Cat Agathion Familiar - Pathfinder PFRPG DND D&D d20 fantasy

Celtic Mythology

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Creature Fantasy

Legends And Myths

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Mystical Creatures

4 treasures of the Tuatha de dannan Celtic Mythology, Celtic Myth, Ancient Ireland, Irish Mythology, Celtic Gods, Celtic Culture, The Boogeyman, Pagan Witch, Book Of Kells

Celtic Mythology

4 treasures of the Tuatha de dannan

Anastasia Baima

Celtic Mythology

Ancient Ireland

Irish Mythology

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Celtic Faerie Dog of Terror

Cù-Sìth(e) (pronounced Koo-Shee) are mythological creatures in Irish (spelt cú sídhe), Scottish and Celtic folklore and mythology.

Welsh Mythology Creatures

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Irish Creatures

Irish Mythology Creatures

Scottish Mythology

Welsh Mythology

Celtic Folklore

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Nature

Fantasy Beings

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Scottish Mythology

Fairy King by BohemianWeasel on DeviantArt Celtic Mythology, Kawaii, Fairy King, Fae Art, Divine Art, Summer Fairy, King Tattoos, Dark Fairy, King Art

BohemianWeasel - Traditional Artist | DeviantArt

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Celtic Mythology

Celtic and Gaelic Traditions: The Tuatha Dé Danann, often simply referred to as the Tuatha Dé, are a group of supernatural beings or deities in Irish mythology. The name "Tuatha Dé Danann" translates to "the people of the goddess Danu." They are a central and powerful group in the mythology of ancient Ireland and are associated with magic, wisdom, and divine influence. Tuatha De Danann Art, Irish Paganism, Goddess Aine, Danu Goddess, Goddess Archetypes, High Strangeness, Mythological Art, Celtic Paganism, Celtic Deities

Medieval Folklore

Influence of Christianity: Christian Interpretations and Role of Fairies in Folktales

Fantasy Aesthetic: Imagination, Humor, Reverence, Romance, Style

Tuatha De Danann Art

Goddess Archetypes

High Strangeness

Mythological Art

Celtic Paganism