Celtic Zodiac

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Sidellu Gwynder (1 Jan - 22 Jan) Attraction Represented by a mythical goat-stag, the Sidellu Gwynder was considered a beautiful and blessed legendary beast. Product Code: BC1   £8.75

Imbolc (23 Jan - 13 Feb) Beauty The Festival Imbolc, also known as Candlemass and the festival of lights. Dedicated to the Celtic Goddess Brighid, later known by Christiians as St Bridhid. People born under the influence of this Celtic Birth sign are blessed with the gift of beauty and purity. Product Code: BC2   £8.75

Cwn Annan (14 Feb - 8 Mar) Mystery Cwn Annan - Ghostly Hounds from the underworld, bay into the night awaiting the call of their master to summon them to the hunt. Peolple born under the influence of this Celtic Birthsign are blessed with an air of mystery and hidden depths. Product Code: BC3   £8.75

Alban Eiler (9 Mar - 31 Mar) Grace Alban Eiler - the first day of spring, The Celtic festival of the Vernal Eqinox. Also known as the Bird Festival. People born under this Celtic Birthsign are blessed with youthful spirit, grace and elegance. Product Code: BC4   £8.75

Beltane (24 Apr - 16 May) Power, Vitality This period celbrates the Celtic God Bel. Bel-tene means 'a bright fire' lit to mark the return of the sun. May Eve bonfires awaken the sleeping dragon of earth energy, ensuring fertility for crops and cattle. Power and vitality are attributes of Beltane-born people. Product Code: BC6   £7.99

Sidhe (17 May - 8 Jun) Enchantment The Faery people called the Sidhe by the Celts, may be glimpsed as shimmering lights during twilight at this time. It is known that Celtic Saint Collen visited their world of supenatural glamour in the hollow hill of Glastonbury Tor. People born under the influence of this Celtic Birthsign are blessed with enchantment - some having second sight. Product Code: BC7   £8.75

Heulsaf Yr Haf (9 Jun - 1 Jul) Wealth With the sun at its highest point, summer gloriously begins. On Heulsaf Yr Haf - the summer Solstice - modern druids gather at the Hele Stone of Stonehenge for sun rise, mirroring an ancient Celtic ritual. Rejoicing the longest day, Huelsaf Yr Haf shines wealth and optimism on it's birth children. Product Code: BC8   £8.75

Ser Kai (2 Jul - 24 Jul) Will Power For the Celts, Ser Kai (Sirius) signalled the hottest weeks of the year when the 'Dog Star' rises with the sun. Ser Kai people may appear cool-headed, but are sparked by an inner fire. Product Code: BC9   £8.75

Lughnasagh (25 Jul - 16 Aug) Intuition The Celts honoured the feast of the Sun God Lugh, who, it is said, introduced the summer festival to commerate his two wives. In celebration of the harvest, Lugh's Sword of light scythes the first goldan grain. Those born at Lughnasagh usually share Lugh's qualities of intuition and artistic ability. Product Code: BC10   £8.75

Mourie (17 Aug 8 Sep) Healing Irsih saint Maclubba was missionary in the Scottish Highlands where pagans acceped him as the local diety Mourie. Celtic tree-worship was part of Mourie's cult and his holy well dispensed healing waters. Trees were sacred to the Druids who worshipped in Nemed, or sacred groves. Those born under this sign have healing ability and an affinity with nature. Product Code: BC11   £8.75