Intro post!
I am a genderfluid sorcerer, artist, Celtic polytheist spiritworker, and writer. My preferred pronouns are sí/hir (pronounced like she/her.)
I’m a dedicant of the Morrígan, with a practice rooted in animism, folk magic, and Celtic polytheism. I use the term “Celtic polytheism” carefully - Celtic is a language family and designates not a unified culture, pantheon or spiritual system, but a very broad family of cultures which share some linguistic, cultural and historical links. I use the broad term Celtic polytheist because the gods and spirits I am in relationship with include a mix of Irish, Brittonic, and Gaulish beings, and I braid together elements of practice drawn from all these origins in my practice.
I love monsters, Otherworldly creatures, haunted places and hidden lore. A lifelong polytheist, my childhood spiritual experiences were in a yogic tradition rooted in Hinduism. I found my home in European witchcraft traditions, beginning with training and initiation in the Anderson Feri tradition, and then settling into devotional Celtic polytheism and the magical arts. I co-founded and serve as a priest in the Coru Cathubodua Priesthood.
I write about tattooing, art and creativity, witchcraft and sorcery, polytheism and animism, and the intersections of all these interests. My first book, The Book of the Great Queen: The Many Faces of the Morrigan from Ancient Legends to Modern Devotions, was published 2015 through Concrescent Press. My next book, The Magic of the Otherworld: Modern Sorcery from the Wellspring of Celtic Traditions, is coming 2023 through Llewellyn.
I live in Huchiun/Lisjan Ohlone territory, aka the East Bay area of California, with my spouse Brennos, a haunted cat, and an adorable Corgi. I make my living as a tattoo artist, with a passion for ritual tattoos and design inspired by ancient art. I also create devotional artworks and sorcerous crafts in a variety of media. When I’m is not creating, I also practice medieval armored combat and am very fond of spears. I strive to bring a queer, feminist, anti-racist, and decolonizing ethos to everything I do.
I’m new to Tumblr and finding my way around. Hoping to meet and get to know folks with shared interests, fellow polytheists, artists, folklorists, and folks I can learn from.


















