Morrigan 26 cm

This bonded bronze statue depicts Morrigan, the Celtic goddess of war, fate, and death. She is often associated with prophecy and sovereignty, embodying the cycle of life and death. In Celtic mythology, Morrigan appears as a fierce protector, a shapeshifter, and a harbinger of doom in battles. The raven or crow, prominently perched on her hand in this sculpture, symbolizes her connection to death and the battlefield, where these birds were seen as omens. Elegantly detailed, the figure reflects Morrigan’s dual nature—beautiful yet formidable, embodying both power and mystery, rooted deeply in Irish folklore and mythological tradition.