Art and Posters

The celebration of Beltane is one of fertility and ensuring that the eventual harvest will be abundant. A springtime "greening" ritual, dancing around the Maypole, honors the female and male principles of regeneration and creation. The May Queen and King represent the Goddess and God.

Many ancient cultures recognize the Goddess in a triple form, Greek, Roman, and Celtic to name a few. The concept of the Triple Goddess is a representation of the divine feminine reflecting three phases of a womans` life, Maiden, Mother and Crone. In the form of the Triple Goddess, the feminine principal is celebrated in all three forms, each equal in importance, and each with an significant part to play in the cycle of the year, as well as the cycles of the moon.

This ancient Celtic Goddess known as Brighid, (Brigit, Brid, Bride, etc...) is beloved to Ireland and the British Isles, as the keeper of the home`s hearth, patroness of healing, smith craft, fertility, poetry, and midwifery.

Cernunnos is a very ancient Celtic God of nature. He rules over the forests and the beasts and is also represented by the sun. He is often referred to as the `horned one` or `lord of the animals` Cernunnos was the God of the hunt, and is also associated with the ecological balance of the land and the harvest of wild game.

This dragon is the feminine "Yin" cool, nurturing and healing in nature. Hovering above a healing and enlightening crystal formation on gauzy wings, her scales glisten as she summons her consort, the Garnet Dragon to create balance.

On the hilltops in the British Isles you can still see bonfires burning joyously away on Beltane or May Day, May 1st. Beltane is still celebrated as it has been throughout the ages as a fertility festival by farming communities in olden times.

The moon has great energies, love, intuition, spirituality, healing and is related to the Goddess or feminine aspects of Deity. The Moon pulls the tides and also our emotions with it`s cycles. The full moon is a time when it`s energy and magnetic pull is at it`s pinnacle.

There are many legends surrounding the Fey, or Faeries. In ancient (and not so ancient) times people had many names for them, Daoine Sidhe, Good Neighbors, The Gentry, People of Peace, Twlwyth Teg, and the People of the Hills to name a few.

Freya, of the Vanir branch of deities, is the Norse Goddess of love and of war. In addition to her association with sexuality and marriage corresponding with Aphrodite and Venus, she is also known as a seer and the Queen of the Valkyries.

Dragons area symbol of strength. They also express grace, beauty, and power. This is a creature of cunning, you don`t want to get into a battle of wits with a dragon!

The Goddess Ostaras (Eostres) celebration day can vary from the spring equinox (circa March 21) to the first full moon after the equinox. She is the Anglo-Saxon / Germanic Goddess of new beginnings, fertility, hope and renewal.

The Greenman is commonly seen as garden ornaments, and architectual detail throughout the ages. His lovely leafy countenance is a recurring theme in medieval art and decoration. You will even see him decorating many old churches and cathedrals.

She is known as Artemis to the Greeks and is closely identified with the Roman Dianna, she is the Maiden Huntress. She is a Goddess with swiftness and grace and a force to be reckoned with. She hunts the woods and mountain regions, accompanied by one of her fine hunting dogs, the ancient hounds that are sacred to her.

"The moon has been represented as feminine in spirit by many world cultures. She is the cool shining counterpart to the fiery masculine sun. She is often associated with healing and rebirth due to the ever changing cycles of the silvery orb.

She nurtures her small infant in her arms beneath the protection of a willow tree. A new member of the Fey race, born in the spring will grow with love and be taught the ways of nature and the magick that is used by The Good People to make all things live and grow.

Baphomet as envisioned by Eliphas Levi. Used by modern-day Satanists, it was rumored to have been used by the Knights Templar during the Crusades.

Magickal trees in Celtic lore. These are the trees sacred to the lunar months, the alphabet, and the deities of the Celts.

Descriptions and locations of the energy centers in the human body.

Counterpart to the Charge of the Goddess, this poetry is a Charge of the Dark God.

The Charge of the Goddess used in traditional Wiccan ceremonies.

Goetic Circle of Evocation Printed on parchment paper. 8.5" x 11"

Informative descriptions of aspects of the Green Man through various cultures and times.

Hex Signs poster. Includes 7 Hexs and Definitions. Quote from poster Hex signs were originally called sech circles, because the first ones all included a six pointed star in the circle.

Traditional blessing used at the end of celebrations and rituals.