Ire Ethereal

Bronze sculpture of #Boadicea & Her Daughters, #Westminster, #London (North Bank, Westminster bridge) Queen of the Celtic Iceni tribe, she led an 'Boudican revolt' in Roman Britain (AD 60–61). We covered the Battle of Watling whilst covering a Ye Olde Watling pub (Watling Street). 📸 @Vinniesullivan

My husband's Kickstarter for prints of his painting of The Dagda is live! For all my Celtic pagan followers, this is your chance to get a set of these gorgeous cards or prints for an excellent discount!

I just launched a Kickstarter to fund fine art prints and idol cards of The Dagda ⚡️🥂 If you wanted a print of the Dagda, or the whole collection including Lugh, Brigid, and The Morrigan, now is the best time. Blessings, Ire

Arts by Ferdinand Leeke. Kunst von Ferdinand Leeke. Картины Фердинанда Леке. #TTN_Art ❄️ The True Northerner

"The Prince" by Remy. An elite man of the Bell Beaker Culture. Western Europe, Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age (2800-1800 BC).

The Patera of the Gods Dated to the late 4th century AD, a treasure hoard featuring an offering bowl (patera) belonging to the Visigoths depicts the most prominent Germanic Gods in a classical Graeco-Roman stylisation. Woden (Odin) is depicted as clean-shaven, wearing a torc around His neck, holding a caduceus, like Mercury, in the shape of a palm leaf, giving it the appearance of a spearhead. The torc features a Runic inscription in the Elder Futhark, which reads: ᚷᚢᛏᚨᚾᛁᛟᚹᛁ ᚺᚨᛁᛚᚨᚷ GUTANIOWI HAILAG https://ro.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patera_(Tezaurul_de_la_Pietroasa)

“The Winter” by Vladimir Kireev 🇷🇺 @eurasianvolk