Length approx 53cm measured along the top of the ceramic piece 

Stoneware clay with underglaze and sgraffito decoration

Finished with sterling silver findings and glass miyuki beads

No two are exactly the same.

If you prefer the turquoise beats at the bottom near the pendant please let me know as I have two versions and shown in the pictures

Selkie folklore originates from Celtic and Norse mythology that tells of these mythical creatures. Selkies are said to be seals that can shed their skin and transform into women on land. In their human form, selkies are often described as beautiful and alluring. The most common selkie story involves a man discovering a selkie’s seal skin and hiding it, forcing the selkie to remain on land and marry him. If the selkie ever finds her skin, she will return to the sea, leaving her human life behind. Selkie folklore often explores themes of love, loss, and the balance between the human world and the mystical realm.