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~ Arenmetia Poster (11"x17") by Jessica Galbreth~
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From the Celtic myth and Magick Collection by Jessica Galbreth comes Arenmetia, an 11" by 17" poster that would be a wonderful decoration for anyone who adores faeries and Celtic lore. Arenmetia was known as a Celtic river deity, possessing healing and restorative powers. Here, she is depicted as a water nymph, with faerie wings stretched out above a gossamer gown, shimmering white against the shadows of the river bank that she wades in. In the murky waters she performs a ritual of healing, surrounded by glowing motes of faerie light, as a butterfly-winged frog clings to driftwood, watching with his orange eyes.
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~ Arianhod Poster (11"x17") by Jessica Galbreth~
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From the Celtic Myth and Magick collection by Jessica Galbreth comes Arianrhod, an 11" by 17" poster that would be a fantastic addition to the room of anyone who loves Celtic lore and feminine strength. Arianrhod was one of the major Celtic Goddesses, known often as the goddess of the silver wheel. Worshipped as a goddess of feminine power, fertility, and the moon, Arianrhod played a very important part in Celtic mythology. Here the artist depicts her against the backdrop of an ancient Celtic wheel, representing her affinity with reincarnation. Also before her is a snowy owl, regal as it takes flight, representing the ancient wisdom for which she was known. Gazing into the distance and seeing things we can only guess at, her silver hair is adorned with stalks of wheat, while the staff upon which she leans is topped by a large moonstone-both the moon stone and the wheat stalks being common symbols of her divinity.
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~ Brighad Poster (11"x17") by Jessica Galbreth~
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From the Celtic Myth and Magick collection by Jessica Galbreth comes Brighid, an 11" by 17" poster that is a delightful decoration for all who adore Celtic lore and the motherly protection of the Goddess. Brighid was one of the most beloved of the Celtic Goddesses, and was widely worshipped as the goddess of motherhood, fertility, animal husbandry, warmth, light, and the home. Here, the artist brilliantly shows these many qualities, with the goddess creating her sacred flame between outstretched hands as a white calf stands by her side, serene in her protection. Wearing a flowing green dress, bound at the waist in traditional Celtic style, and adorned with blackberries-a symbol long associated with the Goddess-Brighid stands peaceful in the deep green forest that flourishes around the nourishment of her light.
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~ Cerridwen Poster (11"x17") by Jessica Galbreth~
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From the Celtic Myth and Magick collection by Jessica Galbreth comes Cerridwen, an 11" by 17" poster that would be a fantastic addition to the room of anyone who loves Celtic lore and the forbidden wisdom of the Goddess. Cerridwen was worshipped by the ancient Celts as a Goddess of knowledge, the underworld and the waning moon, and was said to possess a magickal cauldron, filled with the secrets of life itself. Shown here with flowing white hair that represents her Crone aspect, Cerridwen stands stirring her cauldron, surrounded by magickal vapors that drift into the winter forest. Wearing a crown of deadwood, bedecked with hen feathers and a bird skull, she gazes back at those who look upon her with cold, wise eyes that only hint at the mysteries that she knows.
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~ Morrigan Poster (11"x17") by Jessica Galbreth~
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From the Celtic Myth and Magick collection by Jessica Galbreth comes The Morrigan, an 11" by 17" poster that would be an enchanting addition to the room of anyone who loves Celtic lore and the grim beauty of this Goddess. The Morrigan is one of the major Celtic deities, thought to represent the three domains of war, death, and rebirth, and to possess the power to shift into the form of a raven on the battlefield. Depicted here in the artist`s vision, she is cunning and beautiful, with more than a hint of danger in her eyes. Surrounded by raven familiars, and carrying a dagger upon her belt, she stands coyly in an ancient cemetery, representing her affinity with death, and her sway over those crossing to the other side.
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~ Rhiannon Poster (11"x17") by Jessica Galbreth~
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From the Celtic Myth and Magick collection by Jessica Galbreth comes Rhiannon, an 11" by 17"poster that makes a fantastic addition decoration for anybody who adores Celtic lore and the feminine grace of this Goddess. Rhiannon was one of the Celtic Mythology`s most beloved goddesses, with a name meaning "Queen," and she was recognized as the goddess of the moon, inspiration, songbirds, and horses. Depicted in this painting, Rhiannon is wrapped in shades of white, pale yellow, and gold-colors that were viewed as possessing symbolic ties to the Goddess. Wearing daffodils in her hair, she is set with a backdrop of Celtic knot-work, white horses and surrounded by yellow song birds, all of which were prominent symbols of her divinity.
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