Welsh mythology is broken into short stories within its grander “tree” of lore. These segments are known as “branches.” This tattoo depicts the 3rd and 4th branches of the Mabinogi. The story begins with a salty man named Gwawl, who was formerly betrothed to Rhiannon. But the fairy queen not only escaped this marriage, she outsmarted, embarrassed, and beat up Gwawl in the process. So a series of catastrophes befall Rhiannon’s kingdom, and she and her son become trapped by a magical golden bowl,

Did You Know? Sorcha tells us a violent war story from Welsh mythology about an attempted genocide against the Irish… by the Welsh! Genocide is NEVER a good option for retribution or revenge. These old myths were meant to remind us of the darker sides of the human condition, so we might avoid falling into those same pitfalls today. If only humans could learn from these old stories... If you want to read more, or pick up our book as a gift, the link is in our bio. Celtic Mythology written by Aron

Tales from Welsh folklore. From the two dragons of prophecy battling for supremacy (the oldest native British myth), to the heros of the Mabinogi (Welsh mythology), Taliesin’s battle of the trees and the spirit of Merlin in the form of an eagle watching events unfold below from the branches of the world tree in Annwfn. Arrawn, the Welsh god of Annwfn, or Annwn (this is usually translated as “The Otherworld”.. but a closer translation would be “The Deepening”) rides his horse of Kurt’s Hiraeth ta