Celtic Goddesses

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Celtic Goddesses

Arianrhod Lady of the Silver Wheel	Boudicca Warrior Queen
Brigid Goddess of Inspiration	Cailleach Crone of Winter
Cerridwen Lady of Transformation	Danu Mother Goddess
Druantia Queen of the Dryads	Epona Mother Goddess of Dreams
Flidais Lady of the Woodlands	Gwenhwyfar Queen of the Land
Lady of the Lake & the Priestess of Avalon Guardian of Justice & Dreams	Modron Great Mother Goddess
Morgaine Guardian of Spirit	Morrigan Goddess of Battles
Rhiannon Goddess of Dreams	Titania Queen of the Faeries

Also Featuring:

Coventina, Healing Goddess of Rivers, Springs, and Wells.

Blodeuwedd, Welsh Goddess of Flowers

Dechtare, Irish Triple Goddess

Brunissen is an interesting Celtic Goddess, somewhat equivalent to Hecate of the Crossroads from Greece. She is known as the "Brown Queen" and she knits together many opposites, like light and dark, sunrise and sunset, this world and the Otherworld. This reconciliation between contradictory ideas is what makes her a perfect Goddess for an Equinox celebration, itself a time of balance.

I liked the symbol of the Tree of Life for her, because it brings together the connection of this world to the Otherworld. She is dressed in a regal brown gown, and her earthly-colored hair is tied fashionably in the back.