2197 – Wood Goddess marker

Physical description:

A roughly cylindrical piece of branch, attached to an iron spike, presumably to be used as a marker in rituals, painted with two pictures of a naked woman holding an apple, representing a harvest goddess, and a poetic inscription referring to Lughnasadh.

Museum classification:

Modern Witchcraft

Size:

350 x 90 x 70

Information:

The inscription reads, "Dancing at Lughnasadh, first taste of Autumn, forthcoming fruitfulness, all she has wrought."

Resource:

Object

Materials:

Wood, metal

The inscription reads, "Dancing at Lughnasadh, first taste of Autumn, forthcoming fruitfulness, all she has wrought."