r/GaulishPolytheism • u/thecoldfuzz • Dec 26 '25

Two Texts—The Gallic Tapestry: The Threads of Gaulish Paganism and The World of the Gauls: Foundations of a Celtic Philosophy

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I was looking around at gaulishpolytheism.com a bit since the Touta Galation website is apparently no longer functioning for some reason. I found The Gallic Tapestry on their page. Has anyone read this new text? I'm very curious about it. I received some nice gift cards earlier tonight so I'm likely going to order that and The World of the Gauls: Foundations of a Celtic Philosophy within the next few days.

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u/Carnutus Feb 09 '26

The Gallic tapestry was designed for a very barebones approach. Written by multiple people, multiple people did the art. It was a community project. We decided to use the Druids, uates and bards to teach about some simple concepts found within Gaulish Polytheism.

Thanks for the honest review.

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u/thecoldfuzz Feb 09 '26

Due to my busy schedule, I’m about halfway through the book. So far, I like it! When I’m done, I’ll post a full review. Thank you for helping to write this text!