Qali Danu

The Qali Danu, meaning "harmonious siblings" in archaic Tuvai (cf. Qali Matra) are Kurandama and Yavamira, brother and sister, god and goddess of the forests of Urva. They are children of the primordial life-goddess Epheos and thus are numbered among the Aiyu-Thani. 
Like Epheos herself, the Qali Danu are beloved of the elves, and are worshiped by them alongside the Aeiur Aedris. Many consider them a part of the elven pantheon, and some kindreds of wood-elves and wild-elves may even esteem them more highly than the elvish race's "own" gods. The elves, of course, have their own name for the pair. Druidic cults among human people such as the Vards, particularly the Jairavarda, often venerate the Qali Danu as well. Among the barbarian Thelbirs, the Qali Danu are known to some tribes, although their worship is typically subordinate to that of Epheos and/or Borghu.
The Qali Danu are master and mistress over all the Ephesu-Vaati of the woodlands: The spirits of the forest, of the groves and glades, the meadows, thickets, and other green places. The tree-spirits, dryads and others of their kind, are their children. However, nature spirits being chaotic and unruly, they are typically heedless of the Qali Danu; and it is not in the temperament of the Qali Danu to discipline them.