Morrigan Goddess of War Statue

DIMENSION : 4.75" X 3" X 12.25"

MATERIALS: COLD CAST RESIN

The Morrígan – Celtic Goddess of War, Fate, and Sovereign Transformation

CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE:

• The Morrígan, whose name means “Great Queen” or “Phantom Queen,” is a powerful figure in Irish mythology associated with war, death, fate, sovereignty, and shapeshifting. She often appears as one goddess or a trio (Badb, Macha, and Nemain), embodying the cycles of life, death, and rebirth.

• A goddess of the battlefield and of personal transformation, she foretells fate, inspires warriors, and walks the liminal spaces between life and death. She can appear as a beautiful woman, a crow, or a hag—symbols of her ability to shift form and carry prophecy.

• In modern pagan and witchcraft traditions, the Morrígan is revered for her fierce protection, guidance through change, and empowerment of those reclaiming their sovereignty.

FAVORITE OFFERINGS:

Crystals:

• Obsidian – for shadow work, prophecy, and deep protection

• Bloodstone – courage, endurance, and the sacred power of life and death

• Garnet – warrior’s heart, devotion, and transformational fire

Herbs:

• Belladonna (symbolic) – liminality and the veil between worlds

• Mugwort – for vision, prophecy, and otherworldly connection

• Yew – death, regeneration, and ancestral depth

Oils:

• Patchouli – grounding, mystery, and spiritual authority

• Cypress – mourning, transition, and the death-rebirth cycle

• Myrrh – ancient power, spirit work, and sacred stillness

Colors:

• Black – mystery, power, and the underworld

• Deep Red – blood, vitality, and fierce life force

• Dark Green – sovereignty, the land, and ancestral roots

Rituals:

• Shadow work or mirror rituals to reclaim personal power

• Divination practices (especially through omens, crows, or scrying)

• Warrior blessings or rites of courage before facing challenges

• Offerings left at crossroads, rivers, or grave sites to honor the dead and seek guidance

MODERN WORSHIP PRACTICES:

• Create an altar with symbols like crows, swords, shields, bones, or the triple spiral

• Offer red wine, black feathers, bloodroot (symbolic), or poetry of empowerment and remembrance

• Call on the Morrígan for protection, transformation, or to reclaim your voice and power during trials

• Honor her during Samhain, dark moons, or major life transitions involving death, endings, or rebirth

• Use affirmations such as: “I am sovereign. I walk through shadow with strength. I rise in my power.”