Rosmerta Rosmerta, known as “The Great Provider,” is a Celtic goddess of abundance, prosperity, fertility, well-being, peace and plenty. She is a generous and life-giving deity, associated with the blessings that allow
Belenus Belenus is the Latinised name of the Celtic deity known as Bel or Belen. His name is usually connected with a Celtic root meaning “brilliant,” “bright,” “shining,” “luminous” or “effulgent.” This makes Belenus a god of radiance, light, vitality
Aveta Aveta is a mysterious Celtic goddess associated with healing springs, pilgrimage, sacred waters and divine restoration. Very little detailed information about her survives, yet the archaeological evidence suggests that she may
Nudd Nudd, also associated with the title “Silver Hand,” is a Celtic god connected with kingship, the sea, sovereignty, restoration and sacred authority. He belongs to the complex world of Celtic mythology,
Artio ORIGIN: Celtic Artio is a bear goddess and guardian of bears. Her very name means “Bear.” Although now most associated with Bern, Switzerland, the bear city, inscriptions dedicated to Artio have
Arnemetia Lady of the Grove; She Who Dwells by the Sacred Grove ORIGIN: Celtic Arnemetia is the goddess of the healing springs of Buxton, Derbyshire, England. The spa at Buxton is unique
Andraste ORIGIN: Celtic Andraste is invoked for courage, luck, safety, and victory in battle. Her name may mean “invincible,” “unconquerable,” or “victory.” She is the goddess invoked by Boudica, the British warrior
Abnoba Abnoba is the ancient goddess of the Black Forest, the vast wooded region now located in modern Germany. She is a mysterious Celtic or Gaulish deity associated with forests, rivers, healing
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