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@yourmoonliness.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 2:47 PM

this isn't fired yet, but, fingers crossed. about 4 feet tall.
#sculpture #ceramics #handbuit #clay #watergoddess

@clairepurplespirit.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 10:06 AM

I made this piece a few years ago and I’ve brought it out to be reworked on.
It’s about Coventina who is a water goddess and her well in Northumberland, England.
I’ve deliberately depicted an older woman as a goddess and her dragon which is underneath.

#coventinaswell
#textileart
#watergoddess

This is a textile artwork. It’s made with scraps of fabric embroidered together. The image is of an older woman’s face with her grey hair flying and a watery background. She is my interpretation of Coventina, a mythological water goddess who has a well named after her in Northumberland, England. At the bottom of the picture is her water dragon. You can just see its nose. This is a textile artwork. It’s made with scraps of fabric embroidered together. The image is of an older woman’s face with her grey hair flying and a watery background. She is my interpretation of Coventina, a mythological water goddess who has a well named after her in Northumberland, England.This is a textile artwork. It’s made with scraps of fabric embroidered together. It’s my interpretation of Coventina, a mythological water goddess who has a well named after her in Northumberland, England. This is a detail at the bottom of the picture and is her water dragon. The mythical creature is multicoloured with embroidered swirling patterns and has spikes running down its spine. This is a textile artwork. It’s made with scraps of fabric embroidered together. This image shows me hand embroidering the mythical creature of a water dragon. It’s made up of multicoloured and embroidered swirling patterns