Solstice Deer Tapestries
Description: On the longest night of the year, the Solstice goddess Divalia balances the moon on her torch to light the way as she slowly escorts the Night along its diminishing journey to the summer solstice when it will sleep the longest. She is accompanied by a young stag who will grant the wish of any who see him. So if you spot a deer on the winter solstice, be sure to make a wish - it might be Divalia's companion. Part of the Moon Goddess series, this Winona Cookie mythology comes bearing most auspicious greetings for a magical solstice. This 4″ × 6″ original handcut collage was constructed of vintage images and mulberry paper on handpainted watercolor paper and is embellished with glitter and silver ribbon. Ramona Szczerba © 2017....
Description: A tense scene featuring an anthropomorphic deer woman with a long braid and flower crown, dressed in a white dress with red embroidery, holding a knife. She is surrounded by shadowy, horned humanoid figures in similar attire, illuminated by the glow of fire and set against a dark, ominous backdrop with the title 'The Solstice'.
