#danann

[lardouksam]

Happy Berserk Women's Day

[cosmicseashanty]

The morning breaks, The day returns, but nevermore Returns the traveller to the shore

[idontthinkimokaymentally]

Hello there Danann fans.

[feshippingpolls]

Danan x Danann

FE: Should they kiss?

Danan x Danann

[fe-smashorpass]

[aodhan-art]

Tír na nÓg / Ulster cycle Hatsune Miku

[resubidas3p]

Christian De Lugano Vs Emanuel Danann (Retro)

[petraevesplace]

Flower Language for Jugdral, Pt. 10

Sandima- Mock Orange: Deceit, resourcefulness

Chagall- Yellow Rose: Jealousy, mistrust, accusations of betrayal, try to care

Daccar- Dogbane: Falsehood, I doubt you, deceit

Díthorba- Yellow Carnation: Distinction, courage, commitment, protection, disdain, rejection, disillusionment

Pamela- Tagetes: Cruelty and coldness due to jealousy, drive to succeed, desire for change, death, strength, power

Danann- Crabapple Blossom: Ill-tempered, nobility, bitter love, separation, surprise, new beginnings, loyalty, devotion

Javarro- Catalpa: Full of vigor, protection, beware of coquettes, secrets

Bramsel- Tuberose: Lust, dangerous and forbidden pleasures, attraction, unable to let someone go

Ishtore- Forget-me-not: Remembrance, true love, respect, royalty, endurance, grief, devotion, protection

Liza- Kennedia: Intellectual beauty

[reejindeed]

Nuada Airgetám

Here now with both hands, back in the seat of the King.

[whirlmado]

More Tuatha De Danann design ideas. I suppose I should do full height for each of them like I did with Dagda and Morrigan

I couldn't decide what would be better for Lugh, with or without a beard, so here is the version with a beard. I wanted to make him similar to Cu Chulainn in a way. After all, he is Lugh's son

[drag0nflyandbear]

Feeling like a Faerie 🧚🏼‍♂️🍃

[nintendonut1]

THANKS FOR COMING, ALL!

We did a big ol' Swap Collab with BriDanann today, where we swapped canvases every 20 minutes and crafted these two works of art together!!!

[themusewithinthemusewithout]

The Riders of the Sidhe (detail) by John Duncan, 1911.

Sidhe or else the Tuatha Dé Danann, mystical or fairy people of the Irish mythology and folklore.

[a-studious-reej]

sometimes while journeying/meditating I see something that catches my eye and I make it a point to log as much away as possible for while I’m drawing it

This was a really special one. I tried to take as many notes as possible and record what I could, but this was the best I could get from memory. I’ll probably revisit the design and try to get it more accurate if possible (it’s still missing a few things), but I still like looking at it even just like this!

[thehazeldruid]

Forgive the mess, I’ve been doing a lot of work on this little corner lately. Both literally, spiritually and magically in order to get my altar to a place where it feels like new again.

And the result is not a disappointing one.

It feels like mine again. It feels like a small place of safety and spiritual awareness for me again. And I can tell this is only the beginning of me deepening my practice.

[templeofbrigid]

Fáilte! (Welcome to the Temple of Brigid!)

My name’s Silver and I’ll be sharing my insights and rituals centered around the lovely goddess Brigid here. Brigid is traditionally honored in Ireland, Scotland, and parts of Wales. Over time, her many names spread and now she’s beloved and worshipped worldwide, both as a pagan goddess and a Saint. She is mostly known as the goddess of healing, creativity, fire, and poetry. However, she also has associations with the season of spring, domestic animals, wells and a whole list of other things.

I believe her energy offers guidance, inspiration, and healing to all who call upon her.

The Temple of Brigid blog is meant to be a place of warmth, invitation and learning about Brigid—(likely to also become a bit of a personal echo chamber at times as well lol)

I look forward to sharing this part of my own journey with you, and I hope you find something here that resonates, inspires, or helps you along your path. Thank you for visiting my page and I invite you to come back often to explore more ways to connect with the goddess Brigid.