Shyble - God of Thunder - POSTER

Shyble is the god of thunder 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.

"Щыблэ, god of thunderstorms and war. The arbiter of lightning strikes. The herald of blessed rain. The bane of tyrants. He has a very virile look to him; his piercing grey eyes under his stern brows are enthralling. Ravens announce his coming. The whip he bears is the untamed strike of lightning. He gallops upon his mighty, smoke-black stallion in the heavens above Circassia, the hooves of which cause the rumbling of thunder. His wrath is unrivalled - it is said even Wuashkho, the chieftain of the tkhats’yk’u, would get anxious when he hears the booming sound of his arrival - “Шыблэтхьэр губжьмэ Уащхъуэм къуэдзапIэ игъуэтыжкъым”. One must pay attention to not draw his ire onto oneself by committing injustice."

-Khabzist Paganism