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Aine, Celtic Summer Goddess
Printed on 8.5” x 11” Canon Professional Photo paper. Image centered as large as possible, leaving a small white border around the image. Free shipping to the continental U.S.
Aine, (pronounced AW-neh), originally worshipped as a Sun Goddess, has assumed many other roles over the years, being seen as a Moon Goddess, a Goddess of Love, a Fertility Goddess, a Healing Goddess, and a Sovereignty Goddess. Her name means “brightness, glow, joy, radiance; splendor, glory, fame” and she is associated with the abundance of summer.
Aine, with long red hair held by a headband of fallen stars, was always seen wearing yellow, attire fitting for a Goddess associated with the sun and the moon. Her element is air. Her sacred animals are the red mare, rabbit and swan.
Printed on 8.5” x 11” Canon Professional Photo paper. Image centered as large as possible, leaving a small white border around the image. Free shipping to the continental U.S.
Aine, (pronounced AW-neh), originally worshipped as a Sun Goddess, has assumed many other roles over the years, being seen as a Moon Goddess, a Goddess of Love, a Fertility Goddess, a Healing Goddess, and a Sovereignty Goddess. Her name means “brightness, glow, joy, radiance; splendor, glory, fame” and she is associated with the abundance of summer.
Aine, with long red hair held by a headband of fallen stars, was always seen wearing yellow, attire fitting for a Goddess associated with the sun and the moon. Her element is air. Her sacred animals are the red mare, rabbit and swan.