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The Morrigan Statue - Great Phantom Queen
Celtic Goddess Morrighan or Morrigan
Celtic Goddess Morrigan Statue
[© artist Paul Borda, Dryad Designs]
The Morrígan Statue
 
11 inches high x 5 inches wide x 3 1/2 inches deep
Wood finish resin statue


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$58.00
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   Irish Morrigan Celtic Goddess statue stone finish
 [© artist Paul Borda, Dryad Designs]
Celtic Goddess Morrígan Statue
 
7 inches high x 4 inches wide x 3 inches deep
Stone finish resin statue


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$42.00
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The Morrigan Bronze Statue   Morrigan Bronze Close Up Top
Bronze Morrigan  Morrigan Bronze Statue Back view

 [© 2007 Maxine Miller]
Sale! Morrígan Statues - Cold Cast Bronze
 
also known in some texts as Mórrígan, the Great Queen (aka Morrígu, Morríghan, Mor-Ríoghain) is a figure from Irish mythology who appears to have once been a goddess. She is often interpreted as a triple goddess and is associated with destruction and fury.
13 inch cold cast bronze statue.
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Regular Price: $114.00
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  Morrigan resin statue  Morrigan resin statue

  Morrigan Statue Red Black   Morrigan Goddess Red-Black Statue Back View

Irish Morríghan Statue
 
also known in some texts as Mórrígan, the Great Queen (aka Morrígu, Morríghan, Mor-Ríoghain) is a figure from Irish mythology who appears to have once been a goddess. She is often interpreted as a triple goddess and is associated with destruction and fury.
13 inch Red-Black Resin Statue

$89.00
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Morrigan Pendant - Celtic Jewelry Celtic Irish Morríghan Pendant in Bronze
 
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$34.00
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Morrigan Raven Pendant Large  New! Morrigan Raven Pendant
Large (also in small)
1 13/16 inches high x 1 1/2 inches wide

$65.00
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morrigan raven pendant small  New!  Morrigan Raven Pendant
Small (also in large)
7/8 inches high x 3/4 inches wide

$23.00
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Morrigan Raven Stud earrings   New!  Morrigan Raven Stud Earrings
Sterling Silver
 5/16 inches high x 5/16 inches wide

$15.00
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Morrigan Raven fish hook earrings  New!  Morrigan Raven Earrings
Sterling Silver
Fish Hook Earrings
7/8 inches high x 3/4 inches wide

$42.00
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The Morrígan, Phantom Queen

also known in some texts as Mórrígan, the Great Queen (aka Morrígu, Morríghan, Mor-Ríoghain) is a figure from Irish mythology who appears to have once been a goddess, although she is not explicitly referred to as such in the texts.

The Morrigan is a goddess of destruction and fury, a true warrior spirit. She used her sexual power to manipulate and inspire fear in her enemies, and reveled in her lust for blood. She was also a prophet and a shapeshifter, sometimes associated with ravens or other flesh-eating birds of prey. Her worship accelerates at Samhain, the festival of death and the descent into the dark half of the year.

Usually seen as a terrifying figure, She is associated with war and death on the battlefield, sometime appearing in the form of a carrion crow, premonitions of doom, and with cattle. Often considered a war deity comparable with the Germanic Valkyries, although her association with cattle also suggests a connection with fertility and the earth.

She is often interpreted as a triple goddess, although membership in the triad varies: the most common combination is the Morrígan, the Badb and Macha, but sometimes includes Nemain, Fea, Anann and others.