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Cernunnos, Whose name means 'the Horned One', is the Celtic God of nature, the animals, and prosperity. He is usually shown with the antlers of a deer and both wearing and holding a torc, the distinctly Celtic neck-ring. He is also often shown with snakes.

His worship was widespread through old Europe, going by where the representations of Him have been found. He is sometimes shown holding sheaves of wheat, so He isn't just concerned with animal fertility.

I've shown Him here with the antlers and ears of a deer, as well as their horizontal pupils. About His neck is a snake curled in torc-shape.

Description
Cernunnos, Whose name means 'the Horned One', is the Celtic God of nature, the animals, and prosperity. He is usually shown with the antlers of a deer and both wearing and holding a torc, the distinctly Celtic neck-ring. He is also often shown with snakes.

His worship was widespread through old Europe, going by where the representations of Him have been found. He is sometimes shown holding sheaves of wheat, so He isn't just concerned with animal fertility.

I've shown Him here with the antlers and ears of a deer, as well as their horizontal pupils. About His neck is a snake curled in torc-shape.