Dagda

The Dagda is a prominent god in Irish mythology, revered as a chief of the Tuatha Dé Danann and known for his great wisdom, strength, and generosity. His consort was the Morrígan, a powerful goddess of battle, prophecy, and sovereignty. The Dagda symbolizes abundance, fertility, and protection, often depicted with his magical cauldron that never ran empty and his mighty club that could both kill and restore life. Together with the Morrígan, he represents the union of life’s nurturing forces with the fierce power of destiny and transformation.

Scented with Palo Santo, Rain, Tonka Wood. Adorned with Sodalite and Meadowsweet.