Brigid Figurine – Celtic Goddess of Fire

Brigid Figurine – Celtic Goddess of Fire - Product Details:

- Height: 20 cm
- Width: 8 cm
- Depth: 7 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin
- hand painted

Keeper of the Eternal Flame

This beautifully hand-painted figurine portrays Brigid, the Celtic goddess of fire, with great artistry and detail. In Celtic tradition, Brigid is venerated as a mother goddess and protectress of women, children, healers and poets, and as goddess of spring and fertility she is celebrated on 1st February at Imbolc, the Celtic beginning of spring in the wheel of the year. Her name is loosely translated as 'flaming arrow' or 'shining arrow', and an arrow can indeed be seen beneath the sword in her hand. With her other hand she holds the eternal flame aloft. In Celtic mythology, Brigid as goddess of fire is also the protectress of the hearth and of smithcraft. She embodies light, spring and fertility – wonderfully captured in this beautiful figurine, 20 cm tall, 8 cm wide and 7 cm deep, with a wreath of flowers in her long hair and brightly cheerful clothing. The enchanting Brigid figurine is crafted from high-quality polyresin. Anyone who celebrates the Celtic seasonal festivals will of course be delighted to receive this charming figurine of the Celtic goddess of fire as a gift.

Brigid as a Wicca Goddess and Altar Figurine

In modern witchcraft, Brigid counts among the central Wicca goddesses and is often venerated as an aspect of the Triple Goddess in her Maiden form. In pagan traditions, the figurine takes its place as an altar figurine – especially at Imbolc, when smithcraft, healing power and the returning light stand at the heart of the ritual. Even in her Christianised form as Saint Brigid of Kildare, the connection to the eternal flame endured, making this collectible figurine equally appealing to witchcraft collectors and to those drawn to mythology.