Brigantia

Brigantia was a goddess worshipped by ancient Celtic peoples in Britain and Ireland, embodying the ideals of sovereignty, protection, and prosperity. She was considered a guardian of the land and its people, often associated with rivers, wells, and healing. Worshippers believed Brigantia provided blessings for fertility, safety, and well-being. Her worship reflects the importance of land and community in Celtic culture, and she was often revered in inscriptions, altars, and statues. As a significant divine figure, Brigantia symbolized the connection between nature, authority, and daily life for the Celtic tribes.