The Morrigan mythological art

The Morrigan is a figure from Celtic myths and legends. She is a fierce figure associated with war, fate, and death. She is also heavily associated with the concept of sovereignty and bestowing the right to rule upon kings. She is a central figure in many ancient Celtic myths and legends, particularly in the Ulster cycle. She is often depicted with her ravens and the number three. She was often depicted as a triple goddess, with three aspects representing different sides of her nature. Badb ("crow of battle") is associated with death and the terror of the battlefield. Macha is a n aspect of the sovereignty of the land. Nemain is the embodiment of the frenzy and chaos of battle. Indeed, The Morrigan as a grim and bloody goddess. I find it interesting that the myths of the Celts are not more widely known and I must confess to not having the strongest knowledge of that particular branch of myth and folklore, though I find it very compelling and will be reading up on it more. Cheers!