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Title: Cerridwen and Luag
Year: 2018
Medium: Watercolor and Acrylic

This piece features a priestess with her wolf companion. In Celtic mythology the goddess Cerridwen is often associated with the moon (as well as being a popular patron goddess for witches and wizards). Luag is an Irish Wolfhound name and a variation of Lugh, a Celtic sun god. So in this piece, she is the moon, and the wolf is the sun, and their bond is a ying/yang of balance and harmony. Cerridwen also holds a staff of a crescent moon with a sun cradled in it. In the moon shape there are 5 stones. that represent the 4 elements (Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water) while the center stone represents Spirit. She also wears a necklace with the triple spiral on it, a symbol often representative of the three aspects of the goddess (Maiden, Mother, and Crone).

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Description

Title: Cerridwen and Luag
Year: 2018
Medium: Watercolor and Acrylic

This piece features a priestess with her wolf companion. In Celtic mythology the goddess Cerridwen is often associated with the moon (as well as being a popular patron goddess for witches and wizards). Luag is an Irish Wolfhound name and a variation of Lugh, a Celtic sun god. So in this piece, she is the moon, and the wolf is the sun, and their bond is a ying/yang of balance and harmony. Cerridwen also holds a staff of a crescent moon with a sun cradled in it. In the moon shape there are 5 stones. that represent the 4 elements (Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water) while the center stone represents Spirit. She also wears a necklace with the triple spiral on it, a symbol often representative of the three aspects of the goddess (Maiden, Mother, and Crone).

Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/SamanthaJean…

Amazon Handmade: www.amazon.com/handmade/Samant…