Journal: Dragon, 5-1/2” x 8-1/2”

This Dragon Journal is made of a hand-painted, cold cast resin front cover and a leather back cover. The interior is made of replaceable lined acid-free paper. This Spiral bound 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" book is perfect for use as a Book of Shadows, note book, or address book. Comes with replacement paper.

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$16.95 each

Journal: Dragon, 5-1/2” x 8-1/2”

This Journal, made of cold-cast resin with unlined, acid free paper, features a hand-painted image of a dragon in flight. The both front and back covers are decorated with celtic knotwork. This sturdy book is perfect for a Book of Shadows, notebook, or sketching. Spiral bound, this book measures approximately 5-1/2" x 8-1/2".

Journal: Dragon's Egg, 5-1/2” x 8-1/2”

This Journal, made of cold-cast resin with lined, acid free paper, features a hand-painted image of a Dragon, with the words, "Spell Book" around it. Both the front and back covers are decorated with celtic knotwork. This sturdy book is perfect for a Book of Shadows, notebook, or sketching. Spiral bound, this book measures approximately 5-1/2" x 8-1/2".

Journal: Celtic Cross, 6" x 8"

A Celtic knotwork variation similar to the Canterbury cross graces the front cover of this blank book. Made of cold-cast resin, the front cover also features hand painted Celtic knotwork borders and glittering inset faux amber jewels. Measuring 6" x 8", the back cover of this spiral bound blank book is made of padded and stitched black leather. The pages for this blank book come lined, and are replaceable, making this book ideal for use as a journal, notebook, diary, or even as a Book of Shadows throughout the years. A small batch of replacement paper is included with the book.

Journal: Celtic Cross, 5-1/2” x 8-1/2”

This Journal, made of cold-cast resin with unlined, acid free paper, features a hand-painted image of a Celtic Cross. This sturdy book is perfect for a Book of Shadows, notebook, or sketching. Spiral bound, this book measures approximately 5-1/2" x
8-1/2".

Celtic Arts & Crafts Fun Kit

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Celtic Inspirations - Essential Meditations and Texts
by Lyn Webster Wilde

The Celts were not only great warriors, but also a creative, peaceful and mystical people. Today we especially appreciate their imaginative myth-making, their brilliant design, and their profound sense of wonder and magic; three elements that combine in this beautiful and inspiring book. Celtic Inspirations captures the spirit of the Druids and Bards in a rich collection of poetry, spiritual insights, and meditative exercises that concentrate on the universal truths of Celtic wisdom; as meaningful and helpful today as they were in the Dark Ages. Discover how to heal using plants, how to cast spells, and how to travel safely in the Otherworld. Learn the secrets of King Arthur’s knights and the truth about the Holy Grail. By absorbing Celtic wisdom at the deepest level of our minds, we furnish our imaginations with beautiful and profound insights. This book is the magic key. This is a 160-page soft-cover book.

Celtic Magic
by D.J. Conway

Celtic Magic is an ancient practice firmly rooted in the Celtic pantheon, Nature, and the Elements. Included in this book are the various methods of spellwork, ritual, meditation and divination that can help you influence or even change aspects of your life. Paperback, 202 pgs.

Celtic Myths and Legends
by T.W. Rolleston

This splendidly illustrated study by the distinguished Celticist T.W. Rolleston masterfully retells the great Celtic myths and illuminates the world that spawned them. Focusing principally on Irish myths, the book first takes up the history and religion of the Celts, the myths of the Irish invasion and early Milesian kings. What follows is the pure enchantment as you enter the timeless world of heroic tales centered around the Ulster king Conor mac Ness and the Red Branch Order of chivalry (Ultonian cycle). These are followed by the tales of the Ossianic cycle, which centered on the figure of Finn mac Cumhal, whose son Oisin (or Ossian) was a poet and warrior, and the traditional author of most of the tales. Next comes a summary of the Voyage of Maeldun, a brilliant and curious piece of invention that exemplifies the genre of "wonder-voyage"; adventures purely in the region of romance, out of early space and time. Finally, the author recounts a selection of myths and tales of the Cymry (Welsh). In these pages, readers will delight in the favorite and familiar tales of Cuchulain, King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, the Grail, Deirdre and many more figures that haunt the shadowy, twilight world of Celtic legend. The magic of that world is further brought to life in more than 50 imaginative full-page illustrations by Stephen Reid, Arthur G. Bell and the famed illustrator J.C. Leyendecker. Reprinted here in its first paperback edition, Celtic Myths and Legends also includes several helpful genological tables: Gods of the House of Don, Gods of the House of Llyr, and Arthur and His Kin, as well as a useful glossary.