The Rhiannon

The Rhiannon Dagger Rhiannon is a prominent figure in Welsh mythology and is often associated with the otherworld and the Welsh underworld. According to the Mabinogion, a collection of Welsh myths and legends, Rhiannon is a significant and enigmatic figure, often depicted as a powerful and beautiful queen. One of the most well-known tales involving Rhiannon is the story of "Pwyll, Prince of Dyfed," where she first appears riding a white horse. This striking image of her riding through the countryside and luring Pwyll to her has become an iconic representation of her character. Rhiannon's name is often linked to the mysterious figure of Epona, a Celtic goddess associated with horses and fertility. This connection emphasizes Rhiannon's association with sovereignty, the land, and the cycle of life and death. A horse gallops under a crescent moon on the hilt to honor Rhiannon's relationship to the magnificent creatures. The end of each handle features a horse shoe embellished with a moon p