Cerridwen Original Art by Nicola Bird

£3,000

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Cerridwen is the goddess of transformation, wisdom and rebirth. Her cauldron is a place where what has been can become the beginnings of something entirely new.

Rich blues and turquoise flow around a deep violet curve, with flashes of pink and gold emerging through the textured layers. There is a sense of something brewing within her, still taking shape.

She speaks to those times when you know something in your life is changing, even if you can’t quite explain it yet. The old way no longer fits, and the next step hasn’t made itself clear. Her cauldron offers somewhere to let it all simmer, without needing to force an answer.

Cerridwen brings a reminder into your home that you can allow things to unfold, and that there may be more ahead than you can currently imagine.

Her invitation: Trust the cauldron. What feels like an ending may be preparing you for a far more extraordinary beginning.

This acrylic painting comes ready to hang. 30" x 40" framed with an oak float frame on 15mm deep wrapped professional grade canvas (22mm deep when framed). Signed on the front.

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about the artist

Nicola Bird

I didn't pick up a paintbrush until I was 52, shortly before my mother died. It felt as though she handed me her torch, and I've been painting ever since.

Before that, I built businesses, wrote books, raised a family and spent years helping people navigate change. My paintings come from all of it: the joy, the grief, the menopause, the reinvention, the particular ache of the in-between.

I paint instinctively. Music on, paint down, following the feeling rather than a plan. I want my work to hit you in the gut, change the way you breathe, and create that unmistakable moment when you look at a painting and know, without question: she's mine.

My collectors tend to be women at midlife and beyond who have lived enough to recognise something in the work. They don't choose a painting because it matches the sofa. They choose it because they've been through the fires of midlife and a part of them wants to be reclaimed.