Celtic Creatures T-Shirts

The Bull had a critical role in Druid sacrificial rituals, particularly the prophetic ones. The symbol of God Esus, this revered animal has held diverse significance in the Celtic world. It was considered the symbol of uncompromising, stubborn and strong will. The Celts have also long associated the bull with sovereignty, wealth, status, abundance, virility and fertility. Additionally, it represented kinship, ancestry and close ties with the land. In the ancient Ireland, a new High King's crowning was always preceded by a ritualistic feast of bull. For a Celtic clan or village, a good bull represented its prosperity and high prestige.

The Bull had a critical role in Druid sacrificial rituals, particularly the prophetic ones. The symbol of God Esus, this revered animal has held diverse significance in the Celtic world. It was considered the symbol of uncompromising, stubborn and strong will. The Celts have also long associated the bull with sovereignty, wealth, status, abundance, virility and fertility. Additionally, it represented kinship, ancestry and close ties with the land. In the ancient Ireland, a new High King's crowning was always preceded by a ritualistic feast of bull. For a Celtic clan or village, a good bull represented its prosperity and high prestige.

The Bull had a critical role in Druid sacrificial rituals, particularly the prophetic ones. The symbol of God Esus, this revered animal has held diverse significance in the Celtic world. It was considered the symbol of uncompromising, stubborn and strong will. The Celts have also long associated the bull with sovereignty, wealth, status, abundance, virility and fertility. Additionally, it represented kinship, ancestry and close ties with the land. In the ancient Ireland, a new High King's crowning was always preceded by a ritualistic feast of bull. For a Celtic clan or village, a good bull represented its prosperity and high prestige.

Mythical creatures in a woodland with vibrant colours. Heavy with Celtic design. A piece of art with a heavy Pagan influence.

Mythical creatures in a woodland with vibrant colours. Heavy with Celtic design. A piece of art with a heavy Pagan influence.

Join us in protecting the rare Kelpie from extinction and persecution

Aberdeen Bestiary collection. Digital collage and elaboration by Bulgan Lumini (c) from Ancient Medieval miniatures,

The connection to water led the Celts to view the seahorse as a good luck charm at sea. It was thought to bring both courage and a safe voyage. Many cultures, including the Celts, associated the seahorse with sea gods, giving it the meaning of strength and power. For the Celts, the meaning of the seahorse also included all the mystical qualities of water, connecting it to the imagination and creativity.

Taken from my original acrylic on canvas painting titled "Morrigan" with digital elements added to create this design. Copyright Renee L Lavoie

Manuscript page taken from an ancient greek bestiary portraying a Monocular or Unicorn. This mythical beast of pagan origin is linked to the occult and is often referenced in medieval and celtic documents.

Taken from my original acrylic on canvas painting titled "Morrigan". Copyright Renee L Lavoie

Dwarven King of the Mountains and the Blacksmiths

What would a racist call werewolves? Wargs? She kind of liked that one, but suspected that racist bastards didn't read Tolkien. ~ Patricia Briggs, Fair Gam

Robot Animals 18 (Style:1) created and colored from our Coloring Book Pro Mobile App. This artwork is from our Robot Animals collection. The prominent colors found on this design are Desert, Chenin, Celtic, Di Serria, Sea Nymph, Brown Bramble.

A goddess and her pet blind dragon in art nouveau style!

Digital painting of a forest elf girl in the woods.

Wild Ox Dressed in Battle Armor. Uruz is the Runic word for the Wild Ox

A few mythical creatures of the woodland during Autumn with very vibrant colours and patterns.

The connection to water led the Celts to view the seahorse as a good luck charm at sea. It was thought to bring both courage and a safe voyage. Many cultures, including the Celts, associated the seahorse with sea gods, giving it the meaning of strength and power. For the Celts, the meaning of the seahorse also included all the mystical qualities of water, connecting it to the imagination and creativity.

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The connection to water led the Celts to view the seahorse as a good luck charm at sea. It was thought to bring both courage and a safe voyage. Many cultures, including the Celts, associated the seahorse with sea gods, giving it the meaning of strength and power. For the Celts, the meaning of the seahorse also included all the mystical qualities of water, connecting it to the imagination and creativity.

Medieval miniatures. Composition from Aberdeen Bestiary . Digital collage elaboration by Bulgan Lumini © from Ancient Medieval miniatures,

A black tribal dragon design with a Celtic knot symbol.

Join us in protecting the shy and beautiful Loch Ness Monster from extinction and persecution

I am an evil giraffe, and I shall eat more leaves from this tree than perhaps I should, so that other giraffes may die. ~ Eddie Izzard

If it don't make dollars, it don't make sense. So don't kill game, let the pimpin' commence. ~ DJ Quik

Dancing, prancing with horns.

It is to please herself that the cat purrs. ~ Irish Proverb

Baldrick, you wouldn't recognize a subtle plan if it painted itself purple and danced naked on a harpsicord singing 'subtle plans are here again'. ~ EB, "Blackadder's Christmas Carol"

She is pure Alice in Wonderland, and her appearance and demeanor are a nicely judged mix of the Red Queen and a flamingo. ~ Truman Capote

The raven flies across the full moon. Beautiful and mysterious messengers, spies of Odin, keepers of wisdom. The raven was associated with the Triple Goddess, the Morrigan, who took the shape of a raven over battlefields while acting as “Chooser of the Slain” and the protector of warriors.

I don't care if I fall as long as someone else picks up my gun and keeps on shooting. ~ Che Guevara