I am really enjoying a recent journey down the rabbit hole of Celtic Forest Goddesses. Please meet Flidais- she is an Irish Goddess of Forests and Animals. 
The information  as well as the art work that inspired this brooms can be found at the link at the end of this post. Here’s some fascinating folklore about Flidais you might enjoy! ⬇️
“Flidais embodies a multifaceted persona, revered as a guardian of wild animals, forests, and the cycle of life. She is commonly depicted as a skilled huntress, riding a chariot drawn by deer, and carrying a magical cow or horn of plenty symbolizing abundance. Her connection to the animal kingdom exemplifies her role as a nurturer and protector of wildlife, often revered by hunters seeking her favor for successful hunts.
As a shapeshifter, Flidais possesses the ability to transform into various animal forms, showcasing her versatility and connection to the natural world. Stories depict her assuming the guise of a doe, a mare, or even a fierce wolf, emphasizing her adaptability and the fluidity of nature’s cycles.
Flidais, the lesser-known Celtic goddess, represents the essence of nature’s bounty, fertility, and the interconnectedness of life. Her tales weave a narrative of abundance, transformation, and reverence for the wild, resonating through ancient myths and continuing to inspire a deeper connection to the natural world in the modern era.”
https://wiseashwitch.com/f/unveiling-the-enigmatic-celtic-goddess-flidais