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What are the origins of Ogham? How do you read Ogham? And where can you see Ogham? We also feature beautiful bespoke Ogham jewelry.

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Trees for Cities is the only UK charity working at a national and international scale to improve lives by planting trees in cities. We get stuck in with local communities to cultivate lasting change in their neighbourhoods – whether it’s revitalising forgotten spaces, creating healthier environments or getting people excited about growing, foraging and eating healthy food.

History The Ogham alphabet was created and used by the Celts. The Celtic God Ogma, the god of wisdom, learning and eloquence is credited in Irish legend with creating the Ogham alphabet and gifting humanity with it. Though an old alphabet, there is no physical evidence it pre-dates Christianity. The oldest stones with Ogham carvings ...

Vines are unpredictable, empathetic and drawn to the finer side of life. They make simple things more beautiful. VIEW ALL Celtic Tree Zodiac Designs. BACK TO CELTIC ART

Work in progress - in addition to the individual Tree A-Z pages this area will cover general Celtic tree lore, the mysterious Druids and their Ogham alphabet. "Oak Fairy" Josephine Wall If you have a wand, remember which tree the wand was made from and look it up on the relevant Tree A-Z page for details about the wan