This medieval style sword, ornamented with runes, is reminiscent of the legendary sword, given by The Lady of the Lake, to Arthur Pendragon, King of Camelot. Forged in the bowels of the earth by beings so ancient no living person even knows…
This medieval style sword, ornamented with runes, is reminiscent of the legendary sword, given by The Lady of the Lake, to Arthur Pendragon, King of Camelot. Forged in the bowels of the earth by beings so ancient no living person even knows…
The Raven is a bird of prophecy and magical knowledge and has been associated with the Celtic Goddess Morrigan and other Crones. In Celtic myth the goddess Morrigan flew over battlefields in the form of a raven and chose who would live and…
The Raven is a bird of prophecy and magical knowledge and has been associated with the Celtic Goddess Morrigan and other Crones. In Celtic myth the goddess Morrigan flew over battlefields in the form of a raven and chose who would live and…
The Raven is a bird of prophecy and magical knowledge and has been associated with the Celtic Goddess Morrigan and other Crones. In Celtic myth the goddess Morrigan flew over battlefields in the form of a raven and chose who would live and…
The Raven is a bird of prophecy and magical knowledge and has been associated with the Celtic Goddess Morrigan and other Crones. In Celtic myth the goddess Morrigan flew over battlefields in the form of a raven and chose who would live and…
Legend holds that the winged Dragons of the British Isles were shy creatures; suspicious of humans and given to solitude. They breathed fire and could transfix a person through the power of their gaze. They were also greedy, amassing huge…
Legend holds that the winged Dragons of the British Isles were shy creatures; suspicious of humans and given to solitude. They breathed fire and could transfix a person through the power of their gaze. They were also greedy, amassing huge…
Legend holds that the winged Dragons of the British Isles were shy creatures; suspicious of humans and given to solitude. They breathed fire and could transfix a person through the power of their gaze. They were also greedy, amassing huge…
The Norse God of Thunder Thor carried, as his chosen weapon, the Hammer named Mjollnir, That hammer’s blows were believed to be the cause of lightning. It was said to be powerful enough to crack mountains and would always return to Thor’s…
The Norse God of Thunder Thor carried, as his chosen weapon, the Hammer named Mjollnir, That hammer’s blows were believed to be the cause of lightning. It was said to be powerful enough to crack mountains and would always return to Thor’s…
The Norse God of Thunder Thor carried, as his chosen weapon, the Hammer named Mjollnir, That hammer’s blows were believed to be the cause of lightning. It was said to be powerful enough to crack mountains and would always return to Thor’s…
The Norse God of Thunder Thor carried, as his chosen weapon, the Hammer named Mjollnir, That hammer’s blows were believed to be the cause of lightning. It was said to be powerful enough to crack mountains and would always return to Thor’s…
The 5-pointed figure almost always evokes the image of a star, and stars evoke the sky. At the same time, it's also a stick-figure, one of the most ancient and widespread glyphs known. It stands, simply, for a human being. At the same time,…
The Christian Cross is dear to the hearts of the Celtic people, ever since it first came to Ireland. The Cross was already an important symbol to the Celts, but it gained a new meaning when it gave them a new way of praying and being with the…
The Celts loved woven patterns. Not only were their artists good at it, but they saw a deep and subtle meaning in them. The Celtic weave echoes the connections between all things. The weave twists and winds, and goes over and under itself ,…
BEORC - The Earth Mother
The Rune of the earth mother is the Rune of birth and growth. It signifies new beginnings, and the willingness to accept them. The earth is the source of all life, and one cannot say if the earth is a metaphor for…
EH - The Horse
The Rune of the horse represents transportation and movement, as well as teamwork and effort. It points to the way of cooperation and accomplishment. It is also the Rune of ideal bonds like those of business partnerships,…
RAD - The Chariot
The chariot of this Rune is one of transformation and movement. It can mean travel or it can mean change, the kind of change that means a person feels themselves to be almost a different being when the transformation is…
KEN - The Torch
The torch of this Rune burns from within. It burns with the fires of creativity, spirituality, curiosity, of sexual passion and the divine discontent that pushes the mystic forward. The presence of the torch is like that of…
UR - The Wild Ox
The Rune of the wild ox is one of strength. Though now extinct, the wild ox was once the most powerful animal in Europe. Its size and strength made a powerful symbol. Its immense weight held it to the ground like no other…
20 February – 20 March: Pisces is represented by two fish, swimming in opposite directions. The two are inner and outer, world and spirit, mind and matter. Fish live in the water, out of reach of the rest of the world, and Pisceans show this…
22 December – 20 January: Capricorns are hardworking, sincere, dedicated, and practical. They have high ideals, and they are just as demanding of themselves as they are of others in their idealism. They tend to be critical and bossy, until…
23 July – 23 August: Leos are known for two traits. Their leadership and creativity. On top of this, Leos are usually driven and ambitious enough to accomplish their goals. They usually love the spotlight, and will extend themselves to get…
