Melusina Water Goddess
Melusina Water Goddess is a figure of European folklore and mythology and was believed to hold magical powers by Jacquetta of Luxemburg, who was mother of Elizabeth Woodville, in the fifteenth century.
Made from a collage of previously marbled paper and sprinkled with glitter to accentuate her watery qualities.
Watch the making of Melusina on the Showcase page where you will find a video demonstrating the processes and materials used in her creation.
Size is A2 and comes framed and with a double mount in white and black.
Melusina Water Goddess is a figure of European folklore and mythology and was believed to hold magical powers by Jacquetta of Luxemburg, who was mother of Elizabeth Woodville, in the fifteenth century.
Made from a collage of previously marbled paper and sprinkled with glitter to accentuate her watery qualities.
Watch the making of Melusina on the Showcase page where you will find a video demonstrating the processes and materials used in her creation.
Size is A2 and comes framed and with a double mount in white and black.
Melusina Water Goddess is a figure of European folklore and mythology and was believed to hold magical powers by Jacquetta of Luxemburg, who was mother of Elizabeth Woodville, in the fifteenth century.
Made from a collage of previously marbled paper and sprinkled with glitter to accentuate her watery qualities.
Watch the making of Melusina on the Showcase page where you will find a video demonstrating the processes and materials used in her creation.
Size is A2 and comes framed and with a double mount in white and black.
