This porcelain wall hanging is hand molded, sculpted, slip cast, fired, and glazed in the artists’ studio. This piece has a groove in the back to be hung on a single nail. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, made by ceramicist Kyla Cech.
3.25 × 3 × .75 inches
Sheela-na-gigs are a Celtic grotesque, the meaning of which is hotly debated by historians. Often hung above doorways, some male historians believe them to be a warning against promiscuity. Other, more contemporary scholars, believe they are a symbolic door of birth and death, making the home they’re hung in a container of life. Others hang them as a protection against evil.
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This porcelain wall hanging is hand molded, sculpted, slip cast, fired, and glazed in the artists’ studio. This piece has a groove in the back to be hung on a single nail. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, made by ceramicist Kyla Cech.
3.25 × 3 × .75 inches
Sheela-na-gigs are a Celtic grotesque, the meaning of which is hotly debated by historians. Often hung above doorways, some male historians believe them to be a warning against promiscuity. Other, more contemporary scholars, believe they are a symbolic door of birth and death, making the home they’re hung in a container of life. Others hang them as a protection against evil.
FREE shipping for US orders.