Cerridwen Altar Card in color on both sides of high quality matte card stock, 4”x6”. Original art by Heron Michelle. Back of the card displays information about the Goddess for use in your devotional and magickal work.
Cerridwen is the Welsh goddess of inspiration, wisdom, transformation, rebirth, and sacred mystery. In The Tale of Taliesin, Cerridwen brews a potion of wisdom from countless herbs, gathered and steeped for a year and a day. Her cauldron represents the gift of curiosity: each leaf, root, name, fact, all collected into a single vessel. Yet the potion becomes true inspiration only through fire, patience, and transformation. Through her mysteries of death, gestation, and rebirth, she teaches that wisdom is earned through experience, patience, and profound inner transformation. Cerridwen’s epithets include Goddess of Inspiration, Keeper of Awen, and White Lady of the Cauldron.
Origin: Welsh
Keywords: Intuition, Discernment, Curiosity, Patience
Symbols: Cauldron, Full Moon, Grain, White Sow, Sickle, Awen
Traditional Offerings: Spring water, milk, oats, barley, bread, apples, honey, herbs, white and silver candles, poetry, songs.
Auspicious Times: Full moon, dark moon, Monday, Samhain, rites of initiation, divination, dreamwork, transformation, and inner reflection.
Cerridwen Altar Card in color on both sides of high quality matte card stock, 4”x6”. Original art by Heron Michelle. Back of the card displays information about the Goddess for use in your devotional and magickal work.
Cerridwen is the Welsh goddess of inspiration, wisdom, transformation, rebirth, and sacred mystery. In The Tale of Taliesin, Cerridwen brews a potion of wisdom from countless herbs, gathered and steeped for a year and a day. Her cauldron represents the gift of curiosity: each leaf, root, name, fact, all collected into a single vessel. Yet the potion becomes true inspiration only through fire, patience, and transformation. Through her mysteries of death, gestation, and rebirth, she teaches that wisdom is earned through experience, patience, and profound inner transformation. Cerridwen’s epithets include Goddess of Inspiration, Keeper of Awen, and White Lady of the Cauldron.
Origin: Welsh
Keywords: Intuition, Discernment, Curiosity, Patience
Symbols: Cauldron, Full Moon, Grain, White Sow, Sickle, Awen
Traditional Offerings: Spring water, milk, oats, barley, bread, apples, honey, herbs, white and silver candles, poetry, songs.
Auspicious Times: Full moon, dark moon, Monday, Samhain, rites of initiation, divination, dreamwork, transformation, and inner reflection.
