Danu Mother Goddess of Flowing Waters Celtic Irish Pagan 9" Statue Figurine

Description

Danu, the ancient Celtic Goddess of Flowing waters. She is shrouded in mystery but has great influence for all aspects of life including: wisdom, fertility, bounty, protection, and more.
In this depiction, she carries a triskele-adorned bowl which serves as the source of flowing waters, spilling about. She stands upon a base with the flora and fauna to which she has given creation.
Hand Painted Resin statue, faux-stone look, dark green color. Measures 5" x 5" x 9" (inches).
Additional Details:
Goddess Danu is considered the most ancient of all Celtic Deities. Her name means knowledge, wisdom, teacher, wealth and abundance. She is also known as Dana and as her Welsh equivalent, Don. Some references have her as so ancient that she is both goddess and god and refer to Danu as an all-encompassing Divine Source.
This multi-faceted aspect of the Divine Feminine is experienced as the air we breathe, as the river that nourishes all of life, as the bounty and abundance of earth and as the cosmic energy of universal wisdom.
A Triple Goddess, which means she is able to take the form of the Maiden, the Mother or the Crone, and a Divine Lady who is the essence of the earth, the air and the essence of water, Danu is able to embody the form/energy suited the situation.