Arduinna was a Gallo-Roman goddess of the Ardennes Forest (which bears her name), venerated by the Treveri and other Gaulish tribes in what’s now Belgium, Luxembourg, and northeastern France.
Folklore around this wild Goddess of the forest: 
🐗Goddess of the hunt, forests, and wild boar — she’s typically depicted riding a boar, sometimes with a hunting knife or spear
🏹The Romans syncretized her with Diana, their own hunting goddess, giving her the combined name “Diana Arduinna” in some inscriptions
She likely predates Roman contact as a local tutelary/territorial goddess — essentially the personified spirit of the forest itself, protecting its animals and those who hunted respectfully within it
She is a lesser known Goddess, as little textual myth survives; most evidence comes from inscriptions, coins, and a small bronze statuette from the region. 
Call on Arduinna to invoke or request support for:
💚Wild femininity, independence, and untamed nature
🤎Protection of animals and wilderness
🖤The hunt as a spiritual/ethical act (respect for prey, balance with nature)
💚Boar symbolism: courage, ferocity, fertility, and ties to the underworld in some Celtic contexts. 
🤎Self-reliance, boundary-setting (“wild edges”), and reconnecting with forest/land energy