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I discovered the Sheela Na Gig during a visit to the Hill of Tara, County Meath, Ireland in 2025, one of hundreds of these enigmatic stone carvings found throughout Ireland. No one knows exactly what she represents.
Her appearance is both hag and child. Her hands open her own oversized vulva. She is ugly by patriarchal standards and completely unbothered by that.
This talisman coloring book is an invitation to sit with the questions she raises about beauty, power, the body, and what we've been taught to hide. Color her in. See what comes up.
The pages in the coloring book are like the one on the cover, in varying sizes.
I discovered the Sheela Na Gig during a visit to the Hill of Tara, County Meath, Ireland in 2025, one of hundreds of these enigmatic stone carvings found throughout Ireland. No one knows exactly what she represents.
Her appearance is both hag and child. Her hands open her own oversized vulva. She is ugly by patriarchal standards and completely unbothered by that.
This talisman coloring book is an invitation to sit with the questions she raises about beauty, power, the body, and what we've been taught to hide. Color her in. See what comes up.
The pages in the coloring book are like the one on the cover, in varying sizes.