Lugh Wooden Wall Hanging

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This listing is for a Altar Wall Hanging depicting Lugh.  In Celtic mythology Lugh is the God of Justice and the Harvest amongst other things..  A son Cian (of the Tuatha De Danann) and Ethniu (of the Fomorians).  

Lugh had many skills of; a wright, a smith, a champion, a swordsman, a harpist, a hero, a poet, a historian, a sorcerer and of a craftsman and it all these things as a whole that granted him access to the court of the Tuatha De Danann and ultimately made him Chief Ollam of Ireland and there are rich tales to be told of his rise and fall if you wish to read them..

Lugh himself is very prominent at the time of Lughnasadh.  He instituted an event similar to the Olympic Games which he called the Assembly of Talti  (sometimes retold as the games of Lugh) which finished at the start of Lughnasadh which were held in memory of his foster mother Tailtiu.   However, Some believe Lughnasadh itself is a celebration of Lugh's triumph over the spirits of the otherworld (who had tried to keep the harvest for themselves), which is why he is remembered  at harvest time.

This Wall Hanging is available in two sizes, 7 to 8 cm and 9 to 10 cm please select your preference.

We are based in Wiltshire in the UK, near to our Spiritual home of Avebury, the White Horse and a short distance from Stone Henge.  All the items you see on our pages are handmade by us.