In Welsh mythology, the story of Blodeuwedd is truly captivating. The woman made of flowers, a tale from the Mabinogion. It’s a mix of magic, love, betrayal, and the power of fate. Her name, Blodeuwedd, means “flower face.” She was…

Did you know the Mabinogion is a set of ancient Welsh stories? They were written between the 11th and 14th centuries. Lady Charlotte Guest and William Pughe translated them in the 19th century. These Mabinogion myths show a golden age…

When one thinks of fairies, images of light-hearted, playful creatures often come to mind. However, in Welsh folklore, the Tylwyth Teg—the Welsh fair folk—are shrouded in a far deeper, more mysterious light. These enchanting beings aren’t merely whimsical sprites; they…

Bran the Blessed – A Towering Figure in Welsh Mythology Bran the Blessed, also known as Bendigeidfran in Welsh, is a monumental figure in Welsh mythology, renowned for his strength, wisdom, and sacrifice. His tale, embedded within the ancient text…

Ah the history of the welsh dragon, our prized mythical beast. Did you know the Welsh Dragon, or Y Ddraig Goch, is very old and well-known? The flag of Wales, with the Red Dragon, was adopted in 1959. It’s one…

The Origins of Arthurian Legends in Wales Is there any more famous myth and legend than The tales of King Arthur? They’ve have captivated audiences for centuries, but few realise that these legends have their roots in ancient Welsh culture….

Introduction Welsh myths and legends offer a captivating glimpse into a world filled with ancient heroes, mystical creatures, and enchanted landscapes. From the majestic mountains of Snowdonia to the lost realms beneath the waves, Welsh mythology is steeped in the…