Goddess of the Singing Bird

Goddess of the Singing Bird

Hand-Sculpted Ceramic for Voice, Stillness & the Spirit of the Wild

The Goddess of the Singing Bird sits in quiet strength, legs crossed in rooted presence, a bowl held gently in her lap – open to offering or receiving. Atop her head, a delicate bird lifts its beak to the sky in song, a symbol of freedom, expression, and sacred communication.

This hand-sculpted figure is glazed in earthy tones of moss, bark, and soft lichen, grounding her in the forest and whispering of deep, old wisdom. She invites you to reclaim your voice, not just in words, but in the way you live, love, and listen.

Let her bless your altar, studio, or sacred space with the energy of wild song, quiet magic, and the courage to speak your truth.

Details:
• Hand-sculpted by Carys Martin
• Features seated goddess form with bird on crown and offering bowl
• Glazed in speckled woodland tones – each piece is unique
• Suitable for ritual, display, or gentle altar offerings
• One-of-a-kind

The Bird of Rhiannon...

In the tales of the Mabinogion, the ancient Welsh cycle of myths, the goddess Rhiannon is accompanied by birds whose songs are said to heal sorrow, guide the soul, and lull the dead to sleep and the living to peace. Their voices crossed the boundaries of worlds, soothing grief and stirring remembrance. This sculpture draws on that lineage – a visual hymn to the power of song, spoken truth, and the wild, healing voice within.

Let the Goddess of the Singing Bird remind you: your voice is a spell, a balm, a bridge between this world and the unseen.

Height - 30cm