Lugh Animals Her powerful name lives on

Her powerful name lives on in our words "dictate" and "edict

This exquisitely detailed image of the winged goddess reproduces the original statue carved from basalt and housed in the Cairo Museum

is accompanied by the donkey-god Pales

from the powers of nurturance and healing they each possess

Lugh Animals Her powerful name lives onCeltic Sun God. Lord of Every Skill Lugh and his nature goddess consort were worshiped during Lugnasad, a 30 day midsummer feast held in Ireland, to ensure ripening of the crops. Called Lamfhada, or "of the long arm" in Gaelic because of his great spear and sling, Lugh's animal totems were the raven and the lynx. [Berlin Staatliche Museum, c. 100 CE] 8 1 4" resin statue, green verdigris color finish. #LU