Celtic Folk Magic

Step beyond the mists and enter the enchanting world of Celtic folk magic with this beautifully illustrated guide, part of the Folk Magic series!

Celtic Folk Magic unveils the secrets of ancient rituals, powerful spells, divination methods, legendary deities, and mythical creatures from the rich tapestry of Celtic culture. From cauldron magic and protective amulets to Ogham divination and sacred plants like oak, mistletoe, and mugwort, every page immerses readers in ancient practices brought to life through stunning illustrations. Encounter iconic gods and goddesses such as Lúg and Brigid, meet legendary figures like Boudicca and Conan Meriadoc, and discover magical beings including the Dullahan and the Fair Folk. Edited by experts in folk traditions, this volume blends authenticity with visual storytelling, offering collectors, mythology enthusiasts, and curious minds alike a captivating journey into the magical heart of Celtic lore.

• Explore Celtic Folk Magic: Rituals, spells, divination, deities, historic figures, and legendary creatures
• Stunningly Illustrated: Original portraits and artwork bring ancient practices and folklore to life in a visually immersive way
• Comprehensive & Fascinating: From sacred trees and mystical herbs to protective charms and cauldron rituals, uncover the secrets of Celtic magic
• Expert Insight: Carefully edited by experts in in folk traditions for authentic, well-researched storytelling
• Perfect for Fans of Folklore: Ideal for curious fans of folklore and esotericism
• Part of the Folk Magic series: Joins Japanese Folk Magic (9788854421837) and Italian Folk Magic (9788854421851) in a collection of illustrated books unveiling the secrets of some of the most interesting magical and folk traditions in the world!

Giulia Manzi is really skilled in folk traditions, particularly Celtic ones. Her passion led her to deeply analyze the magical and spiritual practices of ancient European cultures. Her research and writings provide a comprehensive and authentic perspective on Northern European folk traditions.