In the glyptic art of ancient Northwestern Europe, each of the Old Gods and Goddesses—the gods of “Nature,” who Were before we were and Will Be after we are gone—had his or her own glyph, or symbol. (In the Old Language of the Witches, this was called a tácen or, as we would say today, a token.)
Sun, of course, has a Sun Wheel, shown above.
Moon's, of course, is the Crescent:
Fire's symbol is the Fylfot,
Thunder's, interestingly, the compound Fylfot (shown here in one of many variants),
and Earth's, of course, her sacred Delta:
But what about the Winds?
Unlike the other Old Powers, the Winds are invisible gods, with no obvious visual representation. How do you draw a picture of the Wind?