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Irish Toasts, Irish Quotes, Irish Sayings, St Patricks Day Quotes, Irish Proverbs, St Patrick's Day Decorations, Irish Blessing, Irish Birthday Blessing, Irish Prayer

St Patricks Day Quotes

St Patrick's Day Decorations

Irish Birthday Blessing

National Museum of Ireland Sheela-na-gigs Gardens Of Stone, Erin Go Bragh, Ancient Artifacts, Green Man, Ireland Travel, Leprechaun, National Museum, Goddesses, Irish

Gardens Of Stone

Ancient Artifacts

National Museum

National Museum of Ireland Sheela-na-gigs

The Sheela na Gig Pool Earth Goddess, Goddess Art, Sacred Feminine, Divine Feminine, Younger Dryas, Dying Of The Light, Divine Mother, Weird World

Sacred Feminine

Divine Feminine

Dying Of The Light

The Sheela na Gig Pool

Mapping the Mysterious Ancient Carvings of Naked Women Across Ireland Medusa Gorgon, Ancient Goddesses, Baba Yaga, Ancient Art, Archaeology, Celtic, Ireland, Naked

Ancient Goddesses

Mapping the Mysterious Ancient Carvings of Naked Women Across Ireland

This Sheela-na-gig, carved on Scotland's Rodel Church, survived the purge. Celtic Goddess, Celtic Mythology, Ancient Ruins, Masonry Wall, Iron Age, Interesting History

Celtic Mythology

Interesting History

This Sheela-na-gig, carved on Scotland's Rodel Church, survived the purge.

Stepaside Sheela, Co. Dublin, Ireland. This Sheela may be guarding the entrance to a crypt. photo copyright ©2000 Tara McLoughlin. **Click for more information** Dublin Ireland, Equinox, Stone Carving, Garden Sculpture, Entrance

Garden Sculpture

Stepaside Sheela, Co. Dublin, Ireland. This Sheela may be guarding the entrance to a crypt. photo copyright ©2000 Tara McLoughlin. **Click for more information**

Mapping Ireland’s Mysterious Carvings of Old Women Exposing Their Genitals Londonderry, Shades Of Turquoise, Northern Ireland, Old Women, Places To Go

Shades Of Turquoise

Northern Ireland

Mapping Ireland’s Mysterious Carvings of Old Women Exposing Their Genitals

Jessica Harbison

Jessica Harbison

Sheela na gig Necklace - black with patina Magic Symbols, Clay Faces, Ancient Buildings, Gothic Accessories, Cthulhu, Jewelry Gifts, Jewellery, Metal Chain

Ancient Buildings

Gothic Accessories

Sheela na gig Necklace - black with patina

Etsy

Cavan County Museum, Ballyjamesduff: Medieval Gallery The Lavey Sheela-na-Gig Alexandre Le Grand, Irish Rock, Art Premier, Old Churches

Alexandre Le Grand

Cavan County Museum, Ballyjamesduff: Medieval Gallery The Lavey Sheela-na-Gig

Mapping the Mysterious Ancient Carvings of Naked Women Across Ireland Ancient History, Ancient Aliens, Medieval Tower, Celtic Culture, Early Middle Ages, Art Sculpture

Ancient History

Early Middle Ages

Mapping the Mysterious Ancient Carvings of Naked Women Across Ireland

Ballylarkin Chuech, Country Kilkenny, Ireland Ancient Egyptian Art, Ogham Tattoo, Art Antique, Les Religions, Mother Goddess

Ancient Egyptian Art

Ballylarkin Chuech, Country Kilkenny, Ireland

Celtic Art, Medieval Art, Dark Ages, British Museum

Vika Bershadskaya

Vika Bershadskaya

Sheela-na-Gig (female deity), Llandrindod Wells [image 1 of 2] | Peoples Collection Wales Gods And Goddesses

Gods And Goddesses

Sheela-na-Gig (female deity), Llandrindod Wells [image 1 of 2] | Peoples Collection Wales

Sheela Na Gigs are quasi-erotic stone carvings of a female figure usually found on Norman, or to be more precise, Romanesque churches. They consist of an old woman squatting and pulling apart her vulva, a fairly strange thing to find on a church. Most carvings are old and often do Old Building, Romanesque, Wall Plaques, Erotic, Lion Sculpture, Bronze, Hand Painted

Sheela Na Gigs are quasi-erotic stone carvings of a female figure usually found on Norman, or to be more precise, Romanesque churches. They consist of an old woman squatting and pulling apart her vulva, a fairly strange thing to find on a church. Most carvings are old and often do

Probably the most famous of the Sheela-na-Gig carvings. Found on the church of St Mary and St David in Kilpeck, Herefordshire and believed to date from around 12th century. The church is famous for its Norman carvings. The Sheela-na-Gig carvings are believed to be a survival of Pagan Beliefs, Unusual Things, 12th Century, Erotic Art

Probably the most famous of the Sheela-na-Gig carvings. Found on the church of St Mary and St David in Kilpeck, Herefordshire and believed to date from around 12th century. The church is famous for its Norman carvings. The Sheela-na-Gig carvings are believed to be a survival of

Sheila Na Gig - Celtic fertility Goddess.Sheila Na Gig opens her womb to give birth , the womb in the shamanic way is one of the most sacred places on mother earth. it is often called the wishing well. - Noga Gal Birth Art, Egyptian Goddess

Egyptian Goddess

Sheila Na Gig - Celtic fertility Goddess.Sheila Na Gig opens her womb to give birth , the womb in the shamanic way is one of the most sacred places on mother earth. it is often called the wishing well. - Noga Gal

Sheela-na-Gig figures were pagan or early Christian fem... Art History, Paleolithic Art

Paleolithic Art

Sheela-na-Gig figures were pagan or early Christian fem...

National Museum of Ireland Sheela-na-gigs Female Images, Fertility, Les Oeuvres, Venus

National Museum of Ireland Sheela-na-gigs

"We're all made of stars.": Pagan Blog Project – week 24 – L#2 – Laughter Ancient Protection Symbols, Romanesque Sculpture, Art Tribal, Celtic Symbols, Sacred Symbols, Celtic Tree

Ancient Protection Symbols

Romanesque Sculpture

"We're all made of stars.": Pagan Blog Project – week 24 – L#2 – Laughter

Kilsarkan Sheela, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Photo from Tara's Sheela na Gig Page {click to go there} City Photo

Kilsarkan Sheela, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Photo from Tara's Sheela na Gig Page {click to go there}

Ballinderry Sheela-na-gig Christian Symbols, Gaia, Statues, Woman, Unique, Beautiful

Christian Symbols

Ballinderry Sheela-na-gig

Study Board, Tower House

Ancient Egypt, European History, Ancient Greece, American History, Ancient Mysteries, Unexplained Mysteries

European History

American History

Ancient Mysteries

Unexplained Mysteries

Very worn sheela-na-gig on quoin stone of Ballaghmore Castle, County Laois. This jolly figure appears to be dancing Mobile Art, Legendary Creature, Artwork Display, Feminist Art

Legendary Creature

Artwork Display

Very worn sheela-na-gig on quoin stone of Ballaghmore Castle, County Laois. This jolly figure appears to be dancing

Sheela-na-Gigs: Ireland's mysterious genital sculptures - BBC News Human Life Cycle, Blood Magick, Irish Mythology, Sculptures, Irish Culture, Patron Saints

Human Life Cycle

Irish Mythology

Sheela-na-Gigs: Ireland's mysterious genital sculptures - BBC News