The Faerie Queen

Deities

Tradition · Celtic Legendary
Alternate Names
Queen of ElphameQueen of the Sidhe
Gender Expression
Feminine triple
Titles
Queen of ElphameSovereign of the SidheLady of the Green
Domain
The fair folkThe sidheSovereigntyGlamourThe moundThe bargainThe otherworld
Planetary Correspondence
Moon
Secondary Planets
VenusNeptune
Elemental Correspondence
AetherEarth
Zodiac Affinity
CancerTaurusPisces
Correspondences
Colors
VioletWhiteGold
Scents
FrankincenseLavenderMyrrh
Metals
Silver
Animals
OwlHareCrab
Sacred Timing
Days
Hours
DawnMidnight
Offerings
IncenseLightSilenceFlowers
Invocation Approach
Tone
Glamorous dangerous
Address
The Faerie QueenQueen of ElphameLady of the Green
Relationship
The sovereign who may take you or may knight you
Warning
Never eat her food and never thank her
Resonance
Those who walk between those who keep the bargain
Symbols
StarCircle
Mythology Summary

The Faerie Queen is the sovereign of the fairy mound, known in Scotland as the Queen of Elphame, who takes mortals as lovers, servants or musicians, and whose court is both beautiful and lethal. She is the otherworld as a kingdom with a ruler and a law of its own.

Modern Practice

The Faerie Queen is approached with iron and without thanks, at the boundary of a wood or a mound. The practice is the bargain kept exactly and the gift left rather than given.

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