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About Anette Pirso
Anette Pirso (@anetteprs) is an Artist creator on Instagram. The account has 169,384 followers and 1,070 published posts. Recent posts average 16,231 likes and 102 comments, an engagement rate of 9.19%.
An audience of 169.4K puts Anette Pirso in the mid-tier, between 100,000 and 1 million followers. Set against 1,660 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 102 followers per account Anette Pirso follows. Anette Pirso carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Anette Pirso under a single category, Artist.
The Instagram bio for Anette Pirso runs to 13 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Anette Pirso dates from November 2025.
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1,070 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Anette Pirso, 4 are carousels, 4 are single images and 2 are videos. No single format accounts for most of them. Anette Pirso has built a substantial archive of 1,070 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 158 followers for each post published. Anette Pirso also keeps 34 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 184 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include hope, would, goddess, beautiful and which.
As a Valkyrie, Eir accompanied her battle-sisters. While the other Valkyries picked through the slain, Eir would choose who would live and recover, and return to health. As a chooser of life and death, she is sometimes associated with the Norns. Folk tradition holds that Eir was invoked in healing rituals using a white flower known as Eirflower. She is associated with copper, which was used in healing ceremonies.
Unfortunately, not much else is known about her, but that does not make her any less important. Like most of Norse mythology, the secret of who Eir was is forever sealed in the minds of the dead.
If you purchased this book, thank you so so much for supporting my work, it means the world! If you could leave a review on Amazon, it would greatly help me reach more lovely people like you. 🥰
I hope you are having a beautiful day!
Throughout history Medusa has got the bad reputation as an evil woman who turns people into stone with a mere glance. I'd like to mention here that there are many different interpretations of her story, and I'll be talking of one that is most commonly known and cited, although I've flipped it on its head (no pun intended) and made Medusa the one who ends up defeating Perseus here.
Medusa was born human and possessed great beauty. Many men lusted for her, but out of respect for the goddess Athena she remained pure and would eventually become a priestess of Athenas temple. Every man who saw her asked for her hand in marriage. The sea god, Poseidon, also fell for her amazing looks, but Medusa rejected multiple approaches from Poseidon, because if she wished to remain the preistess of Athenas temple, she must stay a virgin. Eventually Poseidon decided he would take her by force. Medusa ran to Athenas temple in the hopes that the goddess would offer her protection. There was no protection given that evening and Poseidon had his way with Medusa.
Once Poseidon was finished, Athena, as the virgin goddess, appeared and was incredibly enraged by this defilement of her temple. She decided that she would punish Medusa, as punishment against a god like Poseidon was considered unthinkable. According to this version of the myth, it’s at this point that Medusa’s beautiful hair becomes a head of snakes, and she is cursed with her deadly ability to turn whoever looks upon her to stone.
Word spread of the monster that Medusa had become, and many warriors wished to add her head to their list of trophies. All of them failed, but Perseus, who received many divine gifts from the gods that helped him eventually kill her, including the mirror shield from Athena. Perseus later used Medusas head to aid him in several ventures.
Even in death, Medusa can be seen as a symbol of good as her head is used as a protective amulet to keep evil away.
Wishing you a beautiful start of the week. 🤎
One of the most fascinating aspects of the Picts was their matrilineal heritage system. Unlike many other ancient societies that traced descent and lineage through the male line, the Picts emphasized matrilineal descent. This means that genealogical importance was given to the mother's line rather than the father's.
The Picts are often famously associated with tattoos and body paint, particularly the color blue. Ancient writers, like the Roman historian Julius Caesar, wrote about the blue designs that adorned the bodies of these tribes, linking them with the use of woad, a plant from which a blue dye can be extracted. The Picts would create intricate designs, which were possibly symbols of their warrior status, clan affiliations, or religious beliefs.
During their conquest of Britain, the Romans faced resistance from tribes like the Picts. Their opposition wasn't just direct; they employed guerrilla tactics, leveraging the highland terrains. The Antonine Wall, akin to Hadrian's Wall, marked the Roman Empire's boundary and defended against the Picts. Though Romans tried to conquer the Picts, they never succeeded.
It should be noted, however, that much about the Picts remains shrouded in mystery. The Pictish stones provide some of the most direct evidence of Pictish culture and art, but their exact meanings and purposes are still debated among scholars. Despite the limited direct records from the Picts themselves, their influence on the shaping of Scotland's early history is undeniable.
We still do this to ourselves, turning parts of our nature into something to fear or suppress, not because they are inherently evil, but because we don’t understand their origin, making them uncomfortable to face. When we choose curiosity instead of fear, no matter how painful it might seem, we widen our understanding of ourselves and the world around us. It feels scary because its unfamiliar, not because you’re incapable.
Rhiannon is the goddess of prosperity and abundance. Pwyll, Lord of the Welsh kingdom of Dyfed, was riding when he saw before him a gorgeous woman slowly riding a big, beautiful white mare. He tried to catch up with her, but no matter how fast he rode, he could never reach the beautiful rider, although she never appeared to increase her slow, dignified pace. Finally Pwyll called to her, and she stopped and let him catch up. When he asked why he couldn't reach her before, she said it was because he hadn't asked.
Rhiannon married Pwyll and came to live at his court. For three years they had no children, and people began to whisper against her, rumored to be a sorceress. Local people exhorted Pwyll to choose a new wife, but he refused. Finally Rhiannon gave birth to a son. Three nights later, on May Eve, servants appointed to keep watch over the newborn fell asleep. They awoke to find the baby missing. Rather than be blamed, they killed a puppy and smeared its blood around sleeping Rhiannon's mouth to make it look like she had not only killed but eaten her child. Rhiannon was found guilty of infanticide. Pwyll imposed a strange punishment: he ordered Rhiannon to spend seven years seated near the horseblock by his gate, retelling her story to all who approached, and then carrying them to court on her back like a horse. Meanwhile, strange things kept happening at court. Foals were stolen every May Day. Eventually it was discovered that a huge claw was grabbing them, after which the beast was killed, which led to the discovery of a beautiful baby boy at the stables, it was Rhiannons son.
Rhiannon was exonerated and returned to the palace as queen. She named her son Pryderi ("Worry"). Although she is disguised as a queen and never openly called a goddess, she is clearly a supernatural being.
Rhiannon is a love goddess invoked beauty, domestic happiness, and true love. She is petitioned to protect against disaster and humiliation.
She also heals and may have associations with divination.
I hope you like how she turned out 🤎
Thank you for supporting my small business this holiday season, it means the world. I hope you are having a magical day! 🥹
Within this book, you will find 90 illustrations of goddesses & female divinities from mythos around the world! The illustrations will be paired with short and insightful information about the given deity, written by my good friend and co-author Israel. If you like our oracle deck "Femme Folk", you will love this one as well! Many of the illustrations are new reworks that I've never published elsewhere 🤫 You can take a peek inside the book by checking it out on Amazon!🌙
I really-really hope you will all love this as much as I do, and I'd like to thank you for supporting my work. It has been my dream to be published and here we are 🥹 I couldnt have done it without you, so thank you endlessly. 🤎
You can follow Israel as well under
Wishing you a magical day!
I’ve had this idea for so long and I’m so happy she is now here. They will go live on my shop, I’ll have a direct link in my bio and stories once it goes live.
About the pre-order: the umbrellas are expected to complete manufacturing on the 6th of May, after which they will be shipped out to you and should arrive within 2-12 business days, so you can expect to have your umbrellas by May 15th! Pre-orders also get a discount price (39.99 USD, after pre-order it will go to 49.99).:)
I truly hope you like how this turned out! Special thanks to for helping me with this one 🤎
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Anette Pirso's engagement rate on Instagram is 9.19%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 11 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 159 to 1, with 16,231 likes and 102 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Who is Anette Pirso?
Anette Pirso (@anetteprs) is an Artist creator on Instagram. Anette Pirso carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Anette Pirso runs to 13 words across 4 lines.
How many followers does Anette Pirso have?
Anette Pirso has 169,384 followers on Instagram (169.4K). Set against 1,660 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 102 followers per account Anette Pirso follows. Anette Pirso has built a substantial archive of 1,070 posts.
What is Anette Pirso's engagement rate?
Anette Pirso's engagement rate on Instagram is 9.19%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 11 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 159 to 1, with 16,231 likes and 102 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Flinque files Anette Pirso under a single category, Artist. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Anette Pirso, 4 are carousels, 4 are single images and 2 are videos. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Anette Pirso repeatedly use the words hope, would, goddess, beautiful and which. Anette Pirso writes those captions mainly in English. Anette Pirso keeps 34 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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