Mezytkha - God of the Hunt - POSTER

Amysh is the god of shepherds in the Circassian pantheon of deities. The image is from the book "Khabzist Paganism", written and illustrated by John Hamlet, available on Google Books in ebook format. The file is ready to be printed on A2-sized paper with a quality of your choice.

"Мэзытхьэ, god of the hunt. Custodian of the woods. Lord of the wild beasts. His glorious moustache is copper red, and a crown of gigantic antlers adorns his head. A top knot runs across his scalp; it billows up like golden flame when enraged. A trusty hunting spear, a hefty mace, and a composite bow - his weapons are of walnut whitewood and mammoth bone. Perched on his shoulders, two sparrows. In his quiver, three red dogwood arrows. His monumental frame enveloped by silver, inlaid with deer hides is his place of slumber. His maids are many tkha’ukhuds who serve him - yielded by the deer he summons, milk and cream. He rides a golden-bristled boar in the thick and forbidding forests of Circassia, his dominion; into the woods, one would do well to pay homage to his name and ask for permission."

-Khabzist Paganism