Original artwork, acrylic on high-quality paper, 61x49cm, framed with a golden customized wooden frame under glass (67x53cm), signed on the back of the artwork.
Ériu, one of Ireland’s three sovereignty goddesses, painted in intense red and shimmering gold. Her back is adorned with golden feather-like patterns, symbolizing strength, mystery, and divine beauty.
Ériu (framed)
Original artwork, acrylic on high-quality paper, 61x49cm, framed with a golden customized wooden frame under glass (67x53cm), signed on the back of the artwork.
I am Ériu, goddess of sovereignty, whose name still lives on in the land of Ireland itself. I am both protector and embodiment of the island, woven into its essence, its spirit, its name.
Lena Snow painted me in intense red and radiant gold, shimmering like the eternal fire of life and the resilience of the earth. My body is turned away, my face unseen, for I am not to be confined to a single visage. On my back flow golden patterns like feathers, both light and strong, symbols of transformation and divine grace. They recall flight, freedom, and the connection between earth and sky.
I exist as both goddess and land, a reminder of sovereignty, of endurance, and of the sacred feminine. Just as my sisters Banba and Fótla stand beside me, I complete the trinity of guardians of Ireland. Together, we carry the strength of the past and the promise of renewal, yet I shine with my own radiance, shimmering in red and gold, as eternal as the land that bears my name.
