Tapestry of Myths

Celtic folklore thrives through a blend of ancient spirituality, nature reverence, and heroic lore preserved in early manuscripts and oral tradition.

Divine figures such as the Morrígan, Lugh, and Brigid, alongside enchanted beings like the Sídhe (fair folk), form the heart of Celtic mythology.

Epic cycles—the Ulster Cycle, Mythological Cycle, and Fenian tales—highlight warrior-heroes, magical landscapes, and battles between mortal and otherworldly forces. Transformation, prophecy, and the deep bond between land and people remain at the core of Celtic storytelling.

Celtic mythology is in itself an incredible Tapestry of stories, which encompasses the traditions of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Brittany, as its rich tales of gods, heroes, and supernatural creatures provide an endless source of inspiration. The Celts believed in a deep connection to the natural world, often personified through their reverence for the land, forests, and rivers.

All Myths originate somewhere, follow them with our interactive map