The Cailleach is the mother of all gods and goddesses in Scotland.
Scottish folk tale collector, J.G MacKay, refers to her as the most tremendous figure in Gaelic myth today. Although her name can be found throughout Scotland in folklore, customs, ancient monuments and the natural landscape, the Cailleach is one of the lesser-known figures of Celtic mythology and is often overlooked. Her true origins have been lost over time. She is vastly ancient and predates even the Celtic mythology of which she has become a part.
The Cailleach is a crone goddess, usually depicted dressed entirely in grey. Her face is wan and blue, like that of a corpse, and her hair is long and speckled with frost. She is the one who brings winter to the world and freezes the land in order to cause seeds to germinate. Source
- A different take on the Goddess of Winter with the use of items from Aii & Ego available in the MAIN STORE.
- Last Kiss outfit and jewelry. The outfit comes with chained jewelry and shoes as well as optional Horns (not shown) and Spikes on the shoulders and hips. The hud includes a full spectrum of colors and textures. I concentrated on blue grey, black and white for this tribute.
- Abyssal Flower unisex tattoo in Eel provides the skin interest. 25 colors sold separately or all together in a fatpack.
- Demonic Touch provides the finger shapes and stiletto nails that make the fingers look much like icicles.
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