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Llewellyn Encyclopedia: Druidic Vestments (648 words) |
 | One description of Druids fighting the Romans at Anglesey mentions priestesses wearing fl. |
| Presumably this was because they were cursing the enemy, but it could also have been a representational image of the war-goddess Catubodua or Badb Catha, the "war-crow." The cloak/shawl of the bendrvi or ueleda was drawn over the head when practicing ceremonies or offerings. |
| Celtic women wore plaited or braided hair in many different styles—pigtails, rings, buns, etc. |
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