Arianrhod, Moon goddess, Wooden goddess statue Celtic goddess

Arianrhod, the Welsh goddess of the moon, handmade wooden statue carving from ecological material. Arianrhod was the Celtic goddess of  fertility goddess, rebirth and the weaving of cosmic time and fate, handmade wooden statue, statue carved from ecological material.

Material: ecological ash tree.  Сoating: varnish.Height 8 inch/20.5cm. Width7.6inch/12.5cm. Depth1.6inch/4.3cm.

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Arianrhod is a goddess from Welsh mythology who conceived two sons through magic. The most likely proto-Celtic variant of her name is Arganto-rotā, which means Silver Wheel, making her a moon goddess.

Like Cerridwen, her symbols were a cauldron and a snowy owl. Her Silver Wheel, which was sometimes depicted as a wheeled ship on which human souls went to their starry home, could symbolize the zodiac and its signs (wheel spokes).

Arianrhod was called the Silver Wheel, the Supreme Mother of Fertility, the Star Goddess, the Heavenly Goddess, and the Goddess of Reincarnation. The constellation Northern Crown was considered her palace. She was the guardian of the Silver Wheel of Stars, the symbol of time and karma. This wheel was also known as the Paddle Wheel, a ship that transported dead warriors to the Moon Realm (Emania). Her first lover was Nivre (Sky or Firmament of Heaven). She also had Lleu LLau Giffes and Dylan by her brother Gwydion. Arianrod controlled beauty, fertility, karma, and reincarnation.

Arianrhod is mentioned as one of the three mythical queens of Britain, but there is evidence that she was worshiped as both a virgin goddess and an earth mother. In "Triads" she is called one of the three blessed (white) ladies of Britain.

Associated with the constellation Northern Crown, which is also known as "Caer Arianrhod."

Arianrhod, known throughout the Celtic lands, can transform into an owl and rule over the moon, stars, and sea. Being the goddess of predictions and dreams, she allows petitioners who turn to her with an open heart and mind to look into the past and into the future for a second. Arianrhod, who also has reincarnation, karma, and magical realms, meets the dead and leads them to the next level of existence. She is the main embodiment of power and female power, and her role as the keeper of time is represented by the wheel of the year. Arianrhod is one of the five goddesses of Avalon along with Blodwedd, Brenwen, Cerridwen, and Rhiannon.

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