"Otherworld mythology states that Avalon is an Island of peace and
paradise and its Celtic phoenix emblem soars between this world
and the next, helping to transition all souls to their rightful resting
places."

"The stag of Beltane celebrates the lighter half of life and represents
the life-giving, nurturing fertility of this time of the year; the first
summer’s day of the Celtic calendar."

"‘Bran the Blessed’ is King of Britain in Welsh mythology and his
raven roams the skies carrying his legends. He appears in several of
the Welsh triads, which preserve fragments of Welsh folklore in
groups of three."

"Cu Chulainn is an Irish mythological hero who appears in the
stories of the Ulster Cycle, as well as Scottish Folklore. He is
believed to be an incarnation of the God Lugh, who is also his
father."

"Rhiannon was the Celtic Goddess of inspiration and is associated
with the moon, animals and the number 7; the triangular framing of
this piece reflects the recurring number 7 infinitely."

"For Strength On Life’s Journey"

"This is the sacred tree in which the soul of Merlin awaits his return.
According to legend, the wise prophet Merlin climbed the Pine of
Barenton; here, he had a profound revelation and he never returned
to this world."

"Where the Sun boldly bears down its blaze upon a philosophical
subject, the moon softly enfolds our attention; illuminating our
psyche in a glow that is more open to esoteric impressions."

"The Morrigan is the Celtic Goddess of War. She has been associated
with many things, including feminine energy and strength."

For Spiritual Growth

"Sulis is the Celtic Goddess of healing and sacred waters combined
with the Roman Goddess of wisdom."

"Danu means ‘the flowing one’ and is the great mother of the Gods
and the divine creator who births all things into creation."