
Celtic Boar
Animal symbolism found in Celtic myths include boars, birds, serpents, fish, horse and cattle. Boars symbolise courage and strong warriors. Power and strength is attached to the bristles of the boar, which was held in high esteem by the Celts. There are many examples of supernatural boars and their adventures in the literary traditions of the Irish and the Welsh. The otherworld feast is supposed to be sustained by magical pigs which, no matter how many times they are cooked and eaten, are alive again the next day to be cooked again.
WILD BOARS, AND PIGS IN CELTIC FAITH AND RITUAL
WILD BOARS, AND PIGS IN CELTIC FAITH AND RITUAL


3 comentarios:
Un chochan!
awesome!
A simple vista me hizo acordar a El Principito...la idea del elefante dentro de la boa....Saludos, Guille, que estés bien! Mercedes
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