Misty Owl pendant - 776P

Misty Owl pendant - 776PThere is no more haunting sound on a still, dark winter's night than the hooting of a tawny owl. We had our own regular visitor some winters ago at Colbost and we wanted to remember her. (In Gaelic, the owl is "the old woman of the night" so she had to be a she!) This little owl was the result. We called her Misty. We will never know if she looks like the old woman but she does make everyone smile! 17x23mm (5 8" x 7 8"). Includes 45cm (18") chain. All

See also our Forget-Me-Not range and the rest of our Enamel range

Some - the Scallop

if you find you are hearing whispering in your ears

14x16mm (9/16" x 5/8")

8mm faceted Citrine

one of the greatest popularisers of Celtic art and one to whom every designer of my generation owes so much - consists of a series of foliate elements emerging in profusion from linked cornucopiae and the design is widely used in the great Celtic manuscripts

This is available separately here

The Book of Kells has an illustration in the Gospel of Mark in which there is a tiny serpent with an elegantly intertwined head and body

you can check it out now on the information page

This is a reproduction of a baby sea urchin shell we found on the shore many years ago

The bell has a baluster handle

Developed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and featuring in much of his architectural work during the Art Nouveau period