Morrigan Battle Goddess Plaque

In Celtic mythology, the Phantom Queen, also known as the goddess The Morrigan, is capable of taking many shapes and appears in many guises. This Morrigan Battle Goddess Plaque is a stylized depiction of how the Irish hero Cu Chulainn first saw her. In the story, Cu Chulainn is roused from sleep to find himself looking upon a beautiful maiden, dressed in red and ready for battle. She carries spears along as her weapons, and is brought forth in a great chariot, drawn by a one-legged horse. This plaque echoes that appearance, revealing a beautiful warrior-woman, drawn forth in a chariot and adorned with all manner of beautiful Celtic knots and designs. The pendant is crafted entirely in fine resin materials, and it is offered in a wood grain finish that makes this plaque look as though it was carved from a single piece of wood. This Morrigan Battle Goddess Plaque is a stunning representation of a classic Celtic goddess, and its detailing alone makes it a worthy piece to have hanging above your mantle, whether you place your faith in this ancient deity or just your passion and your interest.

Key Features:

• An Original Design by Sculptor Paul Borda
• Crafted Entirely in Fine Resin Materials
• Inspired by an Irish Tale about The Morrigan, the Goddess of Battle
• Features a Beautiful, Carved, Wood Grain Finish
• A Fantastic Home Decor Item
• Great for Personal Use or Gifting

Measurements:

• Height: 5.25 Inches
• Width: 4 Inches
• Depth: 0.875 Inches