Celtic Arts & Crafts

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Celtic Symbolism: The Celtic Hounds "Bran and Sceolan" - As i commented on a previous post , it is very common to find on Irish and Welsh medieval literature references to courageous warriors and brave dogs respected by their loyalty, and often given as a gift to them. Many argue Celtic hounds to be... - 2012/01/27

Lunar Calendar : The Candle Moon (January 23rd to February 21st) - This is a time for Divination. In the calendar system we have provided as an example, this moon is typically named the Candle Moon . this name refers to the light of the candles which (in many traditions) serve as a representation of the celebr... - 2012/01/26

Divinations for the Candle Moon (1-23-12 to 2-21-12) - This is a time for Awakening This is the time when the slow energy of the winter quickens and our thoughts turn towards beginnings... The beginning of the thaw... The beginning of a new cycle of growth... The beginning of that-which-is-to-com... - 2012/01/25

Druidry: The Sun Worhsip - As I already commented on previous posts under the Druidry label, Celts have always had a special devotion for Nature, particularly as an expression or manifestation of the deity and divinity expressed with in Nature, not as Nature itself. This co... - 2012/01/20

Dinogad’s Smock: a 6th-century Cumbrian lullaby - As I commented on a previous post, Y Gododdin has a claim to be one of the earliest Welsh poems (or sequence of poems).  "Dinogad’s Smock" is a 6th century nursery rhyme written down in the margin of this  old manuscript of ... - 2012/01/04

Faerie Lore : Lake Fairies - The Legend of the Meddygon Myddfai - -The Wife of Supernatural Race - On previous posts I have discussed about the celtic belief in lakes, rivers, and wells, believes later christianized and concealed under the characters of Saints deeds and sancutaries . There is a large amount of legends regarding the origin of la... - 2012/01/03