Celtic Fertility Symbol, seen in various forms throughout the British Isles and the Norse world, but always in a squatting position, giving birth to new generations. Often found above doorways.

See http://www.ancestralacupuncture.com/blog-2/2015/1/20/voices-of-ancient-europe-jack-roberts for an in-depth look at the symbolic meaning of Sheela Na Gigs.

Hand-sculpted from ancient artifact images. Made of kiln-fired stoneware (not plaster), with glaze or a colored wash, or with an earthy pit-fired finish (see drop down menu).

Measures 3" wide x 4" high, hangs on the wall.