Sheela-na-gig pendant

My handmade silver version of the ancient stone Sheela-na-gig sculptures that appear on churches and castles around the UK and Ireland. 

Although their true meaning is unknown it's thought that they could be either female gargoyles created to ward off evil spirits, or fertility symbols.

Either way they are fascinating and a striking reminder of female power!

Made from solid sterling silver, each little figure stands at 2 cm, and hangs from an 18 inch sterling silver.

It comes gift wrapped and is sent first class in compact eco packaging, slim enough to fit through standard letterboxes.

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