Brighid Mugs

Brighid

Blessed by Brigjid

The Celtic goddess Brighid. On the first of February, the Irish celebrate this goddess (or her Christianized version, Saint Brigid) on Brigid's Day. The pagans celebrate them, Imbolc. I have always loved this figure and its symbols. Perhaps it is partly because of the symbolism of the candles and the light that brings her closer to Lucia and Hekate: light in the darkness, inner light etc. ?️ For Brighid is the Celtic goddess of the Forge, poetry, medicine, crafts, sacred wells and cattle. She is the patroness of our Inner Fire (vitality, creativity); of our Air (expression, inspiration); of Water (body fluids) and Earth (medicinal plants, construction, pugnacity).

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Brighid by John Duncan

Four of my favorite goddesses in one image: Athena, Artemis, Brighid, and Bastet

Gothy design perfect for macabre people who loves spooky *hit. It can be also given as a samhain gift to your neighbours who also loves halloween. Design is also fitting in time for horror movie nights.

Embodying the qualities of Brighid, the goddess of healing, poetry, and smithcraft, this design features the triple moon symbol, signifying her connection to the cycles of nature and the divine feminine.