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  • May include: A woman with long black hair stands on a rocky cliff, surrounded by a flock of crows. She holds a staff in her right hand and a skull in her left. The scene is painted in shades of gray and blue, with a hint of yellow in the background.
  • May include: A close-up of three art prints with different sizes and designs. The prints are on white paper and have a rustic brown background. The text "ATTENTION!" is at the top of the image. The text "Large" is next to a print with a deer and forest scene. The text "Small" is next to a print with a moon and birds scene. The text "Some are NOT" is next to a print with a circular design. The text "Some are roughly the same dimensions as the paper" is below the deer and forest print. The text "Printed on 8.5x11" paper" is below the text "Large". The text "Printed on 4.25x5.5" paper" is below the text "Small".
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Morrigan- Watercolor Art Print, Goddesses, Irish Folklore, Guardian of Ireland, Goddess of War

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  • Materials: Imagination, Watercolors

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The Morrigan is a complicated goddess. When considered as a single entity, she is the "phantom queen", a mysterious figure with foreknowledge of doom and death in battle. She was said to fly high above skirmishes in the form of a crow, circling endlessly as men fought and died below. There are even a few (very few, she's picky) accounts of her actually joining the battle for one side over the other. There is also evidence that a very long time ago she was deeply tied to the land- evidently, cattle are involved. She was the guardian of Ireland itself, representative of its fertility and sovereignty- an earth goddess ready to punish any who defiled her island. Take that, Rome.
The Morrigan is also a trio of sisters: Badb Catha ("Battle Crow"), Macha ("Of the Plains"), and Nemain (the etymology of her name is difficult to determine, but the general idea is "One who Takes"). Collectively these goddesses are known as the Morrigna.
Unfortunately, there was a linguistic mix up in the 12th century that led to her being associated with Morgan Le Fay of Arthurian Legend. Nope. Just. . . Nope. HOWEVER, speaking of fae. . . In some parts of Ireland, the keening Ban sidhe (banshee) are referred to as Badhb. Also, in some stories the Morrigan appears in the dreams of warriors destined to die in battle as a woman washing bloody armor, much like the fae washerwoman at the ford. I think it's safe to say that her influence lives on.

High resolution images from original watercolor paintings are printed on bright white paper and are suitable for framing.

This design is available in two sizes:

Large: The image is printed on 8.5x11" paper, and it measures approximately 7 X 9". The print is packaged on a backer board with plastic.

Small: The image is printed on 5.5x8.5" paper, and it measures approximately 4.5 X 6.5". The print is packaged on a backer board with plastic.

*THIS IMAGE IS NOT THE SIZE OF THE PAPER IT IS PRINTED ON, AND DIMENSIONS OF IMAGES WILL VARY*

Please contact me with any questions~

Thank you for visiting!

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Emma Aug 31, 2026

Absolutely perfect! The colors, composition and energy of this print are so lovely. Every time I look at it I notice a new detail.

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Alexandria Feb 20, 2026

Gorgeous. Can't wait to put it up in my daughter's nursery.

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Absolutely love the item - exactly as shown.

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Artwork is absolutely stunning. The details stand out so much more in person. I will be happily supporting this artist work again soon!

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May include: A woman with long black hair stands on a rocky cliff, surrounded by a flock of crows. She holds a staff in her right hand and a skull in her left. The scene is painted in shades of gray and blue, with a hint of yellow in the background.

The Morrigan is a complicated goddess. When considered as a single entity, she is the "phantom queen", a mysterious figure with foreknowledge of doom and death in battle. She was said to fly high above skirmishes in the form of a crow, circling endlessly as men fought and died below. There are even a few (very few, she's picky) accounts of her actually joining the battle for one side over the other. There is also evidence that a very long time ago she was deeply tied to the land- evidently, cattle are involved. She was the guardian of Ireland itself, representative of its fertility and sovereignty- an earth goddess ready to punish any who defiled her island. Take that, Rome.
The Morrigan is also a trio of sisters: Badb Catha ("Battle Crow"), Macha ("Of the Plains"), and Nemain (the etymology of her name is difficult to determine, but the general idea is "One who Takes"). Collectively these goddesses are known as the Morrigna.
Unfortunately, there was a linguistic mix up in the 12th century that led to her being associated with Morgan Le Fay of Arthurian Legend. Nope. Just. . . Nope. HOWEVER, speaking of fae. . . In some parts of Ireland, the keening Ban sidhe (banshee) are referred to as Badhb. Also, in some stories the Morrigan appears in the dreams of warriors destined to die in battle as a woman washing bloody armor, much like the fae washerwoman at the ford. I think it's safe to say that her influence lives on.

High resolution images from original watercolor paintings are printed on bright white paper and are suitable for framing.

This design is available in two sizes:

Large: The image is printed on 8.5x11" paper, and it measures approximately 7 X 9". The print is packaged on a backer board with plastic.

Small: The image is printed on 5.5x8.5" paper, and it measures approximately 4.5 X 6.5". The print is packaged on a backer board with plastic.

*THIS IMAGE IS NOT THE SIZE OF THE PAPER IT IS PRINTED ON, AND DIMENSIONS OF IMAGES WILL VARY*

Please contact me with any questions~

Thank you for visiting!

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