Celtic Lore: Morrigan the Queen of Battles Coin-Pendant

The Morrigan is featured on the coin. The Morrigan is known as Queen of Battles, Goddess of War and Death and also the Goddess of Sovereignty, fertility, cattle and crops. Being heavily connected to crows and seen frequently with crows, The Morrigan is said to be a shapeshifter. She would be seen flying over the battlefield in crow form or even sitting on the shoulder of a warrior before he fell to his death. At other times, she was seen with her sisters wherein she was given the title triple goddess. Being one of the original, main deities from the Tuatha De Danann (Tribe of the Gods originating from the Mother Goddess Danu), The Morrigan was primarily associated with Ireland. The Tuatha De Danann are a mystical, mythological race of supernatural gods in ancient Ireland. These divine gods were said to have built the Sidhe-mounds (fairy mounds), standing stones/stone circles and ancient tombs that dot the Irish countryside. Over time and with the coming of Christianity, most of the Irish gods were dwindled in size, passed to folklore and legend, and became known as fairy folk. The Pendant is a Vintage Silver Alloy Round measuring 38 mm in diameter.