Arianrhod is the Celtic Star goddess, whose name translates as The Silver Wheel.

In the world of mythology and storytelling, there lives a class of characters that defy norms and dance on the edge of chaos.

Beyond the veil of the mundane world, lies the mysterious realm of the underworld.

Selene is the driving force and goddess of the Moon, and is one of the oldest deities in the Greek pantheon.

The Morrigan is the Celtic goddess of death, battle, and victory.

Lilith is no ordinary goddess – she's got a rich history found in Mesopotamian, Babylonian, and Judaic mythologies.

Amphitrite is a Greek goddess of the sea, and she's got that calming, peaceful energy that's just perfect for our chaotic modern lives.

Brigid is the Celtic goddess of Spring. She is a mother goddess with a warm energy and is known to inspire creative minds

Freya (or Freyja) belongs to the Norse pantheon. She is the goddess of love, fertility, battle, and death.

Hecate is the Greek goddess of magic, knowledge, and Witchcraft.