Welsh

Amaethon Oil – One of the sons of Don, God of Agriculture.
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Arawma Oil – King in the Underworld who appealed to Pwyll for help.
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Arianrhod Oil – Moon goddess whose name means “Silver Wheel” or “High Fruitful Mother”, daughter of Don, mother of Llew Llaw Gyffes and Dylan.
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Avagdu Oil – Ugliest man in the world, son of Ceridwen, for whom the gift of supernatural insight was intended, that was taken by accident, instead by Gwion, the servant who stirred her cauldron
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Beli/Belenus Oil – Solar and fire god worshipped on Beltain who brought the life fire to all creatures.
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Blodeuwedd Oil – Owl goddess Wife of Llew Llaw Gyffes made from flowers by his uncle Gwydion.
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Bran Oil – One of the ancient Guardians of Britain, Son of Llyr.
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Branwen Oil – Sister of Bran the Blessed, one of the three matriarchs of Britain.
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Caradawg Oil – Son of Bran who ruled the British Isles in his father’s absence.
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Caswallawn Oil – Son of Beli who usurped the Isle of Britain and drove out the sons of Llyr.
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Ceridwen Oil – Keeper of the Cauldron of Knowledge, Inspiration and Rebirth.
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Creiddylad/Cordelia Oil – Sea Queen, Daughter of Llyr whose suitors, Gwythyr and Greidawl must fight each other every May Day until Doomsday.
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Culhwch Oil – Mortal husband of Olwen, the Sun Goddess.
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Cyhiraeth Oil – Goddess of Streams associated with the Rive Tywi in eastern Dyfed. She is a ghostly spirit whose disembodied moaning sounds before a person’s death.
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Don/Danu Oil – Mother of the Great Gods of the Tuatha da Dannan.
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Dwyvach Oil – Wife of Dwyvan. In Welsh lore, she and her husband were the survivors of the flood caused by the Addanc.
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Dwyvan Oil – God of love, the “Welsh Cupid”, son of the Dagda, brother of Brigit.
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Dylan Oil – “Son of the Wave”, a sea god, son of Arianrhod.
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Goleuddydd Oil – Wife of Killyd, mother of the hero Kilhwch.
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Govannon Oil – God of Smithcraft and Brewing, son of Don.
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Grona Oil
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Gronw Pebr Oil – Lover of Bloddeuwed who conspired with her to kill her husband, Llew Llaw Gyffes.
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Gwion Oil – Servant of Ceridwen who drank three drops from her cauldron of All Knowledge. In anger she devoured him but gave birth to him nine months later as Taliesin the great bard.
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Gwydion Oil – Magician, bard, god of civilization, brother of Arianrhod.
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Gwyn Oil – Son of Nuada, Warder of Hades.
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Hu-Gadarn Oil – (Hu the Mighty) Welsh hero who brought knowledge of the plow and the skill of using song as an aid to memory.
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Idras Oil – A giant said to be able to foretell the future by the stars; whoever spends a night on his mountain will be either inspired or mad by morning.
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Iseult Oil – Wife of King Marc of Cornwall.
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Llew Llaw Gyffes Oil – Son of Arianrhod, god of brightness and the sun’s shining face, “Sure Hand” of the true aim, murdered by his wife and her lover, brought back from the Underworld by his uncle, Gwydion, and grandfather, Math ap Mathonwy.
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Llyr Oil – Sea god, son of Don.
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Mabon Oil – Son of Modron, huntsman who must aid Kilwch in hunting the great boar Twrch Trwyth, one of the tasks to winning the hand of Olwen.
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Manawyddan Oil – God of the Ocean Depths, holder of fantastic treasure, son of Don.
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Math ap Mathonwy Oil – God of Sorcery, son of Don.
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Modron Oil – Mother of Mabon the Huntsman.
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Myrddin Oil – Chieftain god of the Underworld.
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Olwyn Oil – Welsh Sun Goddess “Golden Wheel”, “White Lady of the Day”; daughter of Ysbadden who has was sought by the hero Kilhwch.
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Pryderi Oil – Son of Pwyll who succeeded to the Kingship of the Underworld on his father’s passing.
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Pwyll Oil – Prince of Annwn, the Welsh Underworld, married Rhiannon.
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Rhiannon Oil – Goddess of Birds, Underworld Goddess also known as Rigantona “Great Queen”.
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Taliesin Oil – Legendary Welsh bard and mage, son of Ceridwen.
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Tegid Voel Oil – Ceridwen’s husband in Welsh mythology.
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Teyon Oil
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Tristan Oil – Hero of courtly love tradition – wizard, poet, dragon slayer, lover of Queen Iseult.
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Ullur (Welsh) Oil – Famous for his marksmanship, his weapon was a longbow made out of Yew, a mighty shield that he could transform at will into a vessel to cross the seas.
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Ysbadaddenv Oil – Father of Olwen who set Kilhwch many supernatural tasks to win the hand of his daughter.
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Welsh

Amaethon Oil – One of the sons of Don, God of Agriculture.

Arawma Oil – King in the Underworld who appealed to Pwyll for help.

Arianrhod Oil – Moon goddess whose name means “Silver Wheel” or “High Fruitful Mother”, daughter of Don, mother of Llew Llaw Gyffes and Dylan.

Avagdu Oil – Ugliest man in the world, son of Ceridwen, for whom the gift of supernatural insight was intended, that was taken by accident, instead by Gwion, the servant who stirred her cauldron

Beli/Belenus Oil – Solar and fire god worshipped on Beltain who brought the life fire to all creatures.

Blodeuwedd Oil – Owl goddess Wife of Llew Llaw Gyffes made from flowers by his uncle Gwydion.

Bran Oil – One of the ancient Guardians of Britain, Son of Llyr.

Branwen Oil – Sister of Bran the Blessed, one of the three matriarchs of Britain.

Caradawg Oil – Son of Bran who ruled the British Isles in his father’s absence.

Caswallawn Oil – Son of Beli who usurped the Isle of Britain and drove out the sons of Llyr.

Ceridwen Oil – Keeper of the Cauldron of Knowledge, Inspiration and Rebirth.

Creiddylad/Cordelia Oil – Sea Queen, Daughter of Llyr whose suitors, Gwythyr and Greidawl must fight each other every May Day until Doomsday.

Culhwch Oil – Mortal husband of Olwen, the Sun Goddess.

Cyhiraeth Oil – Goddess of Streams associated with the Rive Tywi in eastern Dyfed. She is a ghostly spirit whose disembodied moaning sounds before a person’s death.

Don/Danu Oil – Mother of the Great Gods of the Tuatha da Dannan.

Dwyvach Oil – Wife of Dwyvan. In Welsh lore, she and her husband were the survivors of the flood caused by the Addanc.

Dwyvan Oil – God of love, the “Welsh Cupid”, son of the Dagda, brother of Brigit.

Dylan Oil – “Son of the Wave”, a sea god, son of Arianrhod.

Goleuddydd Oil – Wife of Killyd, mother of the hero Kilhwch.

Govannon Oil – God of Smithcraft and Brewing, son of Don.

Grona Oil

Gronw Pebr Oil – Lover of Bloddeuwed who conspired with her to kill her husband, Llew Llaw Gyffes.

Gwion Oil – Servant of Ceridwen who drank three drops from her cauldron of All Knowledge. In anger she devoured him but gave birth to him nine months later as Taliesin the great bard.

Gwydion Oil – Magician, bard, god of civilization, brother of Arianrhod.

Gwyn Oil – Son of Nuada, Warder of Hades.

Hu-Gadarn Oil – (Hu the Mighty) Welsh hero who brought knowledge of the plow and the skill of using song as an aid to memory.

Idras Oil – A giant said to be able to foretell the future by the stars; whoever spends a night on his mountain will be either inspired or mad by morning.

Iseult Oil – Wife of King Marc of Cornwall.

Llew Llaw Gyffes Oil – Son of Arianrhod, god of brightness and the sun’s shining face, “Sure Hand” of the true aim, murdered by his wife and her lover, brought back from the Underworld by his uncle, Gwydion, and grandfather, Math ap Mathonwy.

Llyr Oil – Sea god, son of Don.

Mabon Oil – Son of Modron, huntsman who must aid Kilwch in hunting the great boar Twrch Trwyth, one of the tasks to winning the hand of Olwen.

Manawyddan Oil – God of the Ocean Depths, holder of fantastic treasure, son of Don.

Math ap Mathonwy Oil – God of Sorcery, son of Don.

Modron Oil – Mother of Mabon the Huntsman.

Myrddin Oil – Chieftain god of the Underworld.

Olwyn Oil – Welsh Sun Goddess “Golden Wheel”, “White Lady of the Day”; daughter of Ysbadden who has was sought by the hero Kilhwch.

Pryderi Oil – Son of Pwyll who succeeded to the Kingship of the Underworld on his father’s passing.

Pwyll Oil – Prince of Annwn, the Welsh Underworld, married Rhiannon.

Rhiannon Oil – Goddess of Birds, Underworld Goddess also known as Rigantona “Great Queen”.

Taliesin Oil – Legendary Welsh bard and mage, son of Ceridwen.

Tegid Voel Oil – Ceridwen’s husband in Welsh mythology.

Teyon Oil

Tristan Oil – Hero of courtly love tradition – wizard, poet, dragon slayer, lover of Queen Iseult.

Ullur (Welsh) Oil – Famous for his marksmanship, his weapon was a longbow made out of Yew, a mighty shield that he could transform at will into a vessel to cross the seas.

Ysbadaddenv Oil – Father of Olwen who set Kilhwch many supernatural tasks to win the hand of his daughter.