The Morrigan

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• Giclée Printing using Archival Inks
• Signed and numbered by the artist
• High Quality 300gsm Art Silk Paper
  
  

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The Morrigan

A complex figure often depicted as a trio of sisters Macha,Badh & Nemain (sometimes referred to as a single deity), the Morrigan is associated with war, fate, and death. Known for her shapeshifting abilities, she often takes forms such as a crow or raven.

She possesses a complex personality that makes her a compelling figure in Celtic mythology. She encompasses both dark and light aspects. On one hand, she exudes an aura of strength, power, and ferocity. Her fierce and unwavering nature reflects her role as a goddess of war and death. She is unyielding in her determination and fearlessly confronts challenges head-on.

However, beneath her exterior, there is also a mysterious side to Morrigan. She possesses an innate wisdom and a deep understanding of the cycles of life and death. This gives her a profound connection to the realm of fate and the unseen forces. Her ability to foretell the future and manipulate destiny adds to her air of mystery.

While often associated with war and death, Morrigan is not without compassion and protective instincts. She has been known to act as a guardian of the land, showing concern for the well-being of the Irish people and their sovereignty. Her presence evokes a mixture of fear and fascination, making her a captivating and unforgettable goddess in the realm of Celtic mythology.

She is powerful, protective, feared and beautiful. A forced to be reckoned.