The Morrigan Fine Art Print - Celtic Goddess of War & Death

The Morrigan (also sometimes called Morrigua) was an ancient Irish goddess with the heat of war and often the scales of fate. Due to her multifaceted roles, she was viewed as a triple goddess manifesting herself in animal forms and foretelling the doom of those who dared strike against her forces.

To the ancient Irish, the Morrigan might have been a goddess (or goddesses) invoked during a battle; all so her grace could lead them to victory. To her enemies, the mention of the Morrigan would incite anxiety and fear into their hearts, which would later corrode their minds and result in her believers triumphing over them.

The Morrigan is also dubbed to be a shapeshifter. In this role, she manifests herself as a raven and establishes control over other ravens, earning her the nickname “raven-caller.” She also appears in the form of other animals such as eels and wolves, depending on the situation she is in.

High quality fine art prints made in house on acid free archival matte paper and signed by the artist. All prints are individually wrapped in a cellophane sleeve and include a sturdy backing board.