Tinne burns with creative force. It is the spark that shapes iron, the passion that transforms raw material into something of purpose. This fedaA “fid” is a Gaelic term that translates to “tree” in English and is highly significant in Druidry and Celtic spirituality. Each fid is associated… more… carries the energy of craft, courage, and the discipline that gives inspiration form.

The holly tree, evergreen and resilient, was often linked with warriors and smiths. Its tough wood made strong weapons, and its shining leaves symbolized vitality even in winter. The smith’s fire and the holly’s endurance intertwine here, representing both protection and transformation. In Irish lore, holly and oak were rivals whose reigns alternated with the seasons, each yielding to the other in the eternal rhythm of light and dark.

Tinne teaches that creation demands focus and endurance. It honors both the heat of passion and the cool precision of skill. When it arises, it reminds us to act decisively and shape the world rather than waiting for it to shape us.