Set of Celtic Gods: Ogma Aine Lugh Cailleach Dian Cecht Angus

This is hand carved small wooden Celtic Altar with Ogma, Aine, Lugh, Cailleach, Dian Cecht and Angus.
All figurines are approximately 10 centimeters (4 inches) tall.

They are made of linden tree and are covered with linseed oil and wax.

You can buy a set of 6 deities or choose any figurine separately. My listings have a selection of deities in the same size and design.

God LUGH – Mighty God Of Light, Sun And Crafts In Celtic Beliefs. Lugh - the most powerful of the Celtic gods - is the god of all arts and crafts. Worshiped as the sun god, he symbolizes enlightenment as he brings light to the world.

God OGMA, ancient Irish god portrayed as a swarthy man whose battle ardor was so great that he had to be chained and held back by other warriors until the right moment for military action occurred. Ogham script, an Irish writing system dating from the 4th century ce, seems to have been named for him, suggesting that, like his Celtic equivalent Ogmios, he was a god of eloquence. See also Celtic religion.

God ANGUS is the love God of Irish mythology.He was a very handsome young man of fine physcial proportions and an attractive nature. He was circled at all times by four small birds, said to symbolize his kisses and he could woo any maiden he set his mind too, or invoke love among others.

God DIAN CECHT, one of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the gods of Celtic Ireland.He was the physician of the gods.Dian Cécht claimed to be able to restore any man who was mortally wounded. He did this by throwing the wounded into a well and pulling them out alive. This may refer to Celtic ritual involving ritual bathing or drowning.

The Goddess CAILLECH is the Veiled One, the Celtic Queen of Winter who controls the weather and winds. A divine hag, she is popular with poets and prominent across Ireland, Scotland, and the Isle of Man.

Goddess AINE is often remembered as a Celtic goddess of love. But she was also a deity of wealth, sovereignty, and the summer. Her sensitive and joyful personality brought her many followers in the Celtic world.


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