🌕 Meet the mysterious half-man, half-wolf creature from Welsh mythology! 🐺✨ Good luck pronouncing his name tho.. Gwrgi Garwlwyd. We think Aron made a dexwnt attempt here, but any Welsh speakers let us know if its acceptable. He might be known for his fearsome reputation as a terrifying killer, but in the end, he's really just a good boy who needs his rest—especially on Sundays! We all deserve a break, right? Check out Aron’s latest video to dive into the lore and have a laugh with us! #WelshMy

Rhiannon is a prominent figure in Welsh mythology, who appears in the Mabinogi, a collection of medieval Welsh tales. Her story starts in the first branch of the Mabinogi, where she is introduced as a strong, independent, and mystical figure who chooses her own husband, defying the traditional norms of the era. Initially, a goddess of fertility and the moon in Celtic beliefs, over time, her characterization evolved, taking on a variety of roles including that of a sovereign, a mother, and a wise

Welsh mythology is broken into short stories within its grander “tree” of lore. These segments are known as “branches.” This tattoo depicts the 3rd and 4th branches of the Mabinogi. The story begins with a salty man named Gwawl, who was formerly betrothed to Rhiannon. But the fairy queen not only escaped this marriage, she outsmarted, embarrassed, and beat up Gwawl in the process. So a series of catastrophes befall Rhiannon’s kingdom, and she and her son become trapped by a magical golden bowl,