Celtic and Pagan Goddesses

 

  • Adsullata
  • Aimend
  • Ainé
  • Airmid - Airmid is the Celtic goddess of healing and herbal wisdom, known for her mastery of medicinal plants and her role in preserving the secrets of herbalism.
  • Andraste
  • Andraste
  • Anu
  • Aoife
  • Ard Greimme (Sun God)
  • Arduinna
  • Ariadne
  • Arianrhod
  • Arnamentia
  • Artio
  • Badb
  • Banba
  • Blodeuwedd
  • Bodua
  • Branwen
  • Brighid/Brigid
  • Caer Ibormeith
  • Cailleach
  • Cerridwen
  • Cliodhna
  • Clota
  • Coinchend
  • Corra
  • Coventina
  • Creiddylad
  • Creide
  • Cyhiraeth
  • Dahud-Ahes
  • Damona
  • Danu
  • Deae Matres
  • Don
  • Druantia
  • Dunatis
  • Elaine
  • Eostre
  • Epona
  • Erce
  • Flidais
  • Grainne
  • Great Mother
  • Habetrot
  • Harimella
  • Lady of the Lake
  • Macha
  • Melusine
  • Momu
  • Morgay
  • Morrigan - goddess of war, fate, prophecy, and sovereignty, often depicted as a shapeshifter and associated with crows or ravens.
  • Murigen
  • Nantosuelta
  • Nehalennia
  • Nicneven
  • Queen of Elphame
  • Ratis
  • Rhiannon
  • Saitada
  • Scathach
  • Sequana
  • Sirona
  • Sulis
  • Tailtiu
  • Taranis
  • Tatha
  • The Crone
  • The Morrigu
  • Thea
  • Tlachtga
  • Triduana
  • Triple Goddess
  • Uathach
  • White Lady

 

 

Welsh Goddesses/Deities

Arianrhod

Blodeuwedd

Branwen

Cerridwen

Rhiannon