Celtic Cat Wall Plaque | Hand-Carved Celtic Knotwork Cat Ash Wood Irish Art goddess_carving a group of goddesses called

a group of goddesses called nemetials was worshiped for a very long time

Her wild mane of red hair flows around her shoulders

We tried to do it for you with great pleasure and put effort into this wooden sculpture from ash tree for your complete delight

She represents the great female trinity - Girl

The wood is given a dark varnish finish to highlight its natural grain

Celtic Cat Wall Plaque | Hand-Carved Celtic Knotwork Cat Ash Wood Irish Art goddess_carving a group of goddesses calledThe cat has been sacred across cultures for thousands of years and nowhere more so than in the Celtic world. In Irish and Scottish tradition, the cat was a creature of the Otherworld: a guardian of thresholds, a keeper of secrets, a being that could see in darkness both literal and spiritual. In Norse mythology, the cat pulled Freyjas chariot the goddess of love, fertility, and magic. In Egypt, the cat was Bastet herself. Across all these traditions,