Awen Hats
Description: The word "awen" means "inspiration" (usually poetic inspiration) in Welsh, Cornish, and Breton.Awen is the inspiration of poets, or bards, in Welsh mythology. She is the personification of the inspired muse of all creative artists. An awenydd is the inspired person, who is frequently a poet or a soothsayer.These days, awen is occasionally attributed to poets and musicians. Awen is depicted as a divine and mystical force that bestows inspiration upon poets, bards, kings and musicians
Description: The word "awen" means "inspiration" (usually poetic inspiration) in Welsh, Cornish, and Breton.Awen is the inspiration of poets, or bards, in Welsh mythology. She is the personification of the inspired muse of all creative artists. An awenydd is the inspired person, who is frequently a poet or a soothsayer.These days, awen is occasionally attributed to poets and musicians. Awen is depicted as a divine and mystical force that bestows inspiration upon poets, bards, kings and musicians
Description: Awen which is a Gaelic word for “inspiration” or “essence”. Awen is what sparks an idea and gives it form. Druids embrace creativity as part of their spiritual path. It’s so important to them that many modern Druids use the Awen symbol as the primary symbol of their spiritual path. The three rays of light also symbolize the importance of threes, which is a sacred number in Druidry. The three rays are also said to represent the harmony of opposites in the universe. One example would be that the two outer rays represent male and female energy, and the central ray the balance between them.
