Raven’s Mirror
Carved from genuine Preseli bluestone — the same ancient stone type famously used at Construction of Stonehenge — this one-of-a-kind sculpture weighs approximately 17 kilograms and stands with a striking natural elegance.
Its form emerged slowly from the stone itself.
She stands like something remembered rather than made.
The elongated profile feels almost alive — feminine, poised, and quietly powerful. Depending on the angle, it suggests a standing figure, a ritual blade, a flame, or the curved silhouette of a raven’s feather.
Hence the name: Raven’s Mirror.
The surface has been carefully shaped and smoothed while preserving the natural character of Preseli bluestone — subtle blue-grey tones, ancient mineral inclusions, and the quiet sense that this material has already lived many lives before becoming sculpture.
No two pieces of Preseli bluestone are ever alike, and large sculptural-grade pieces are becoming increasingly scarce.
This is:
A striking centrepiece for a home, gallery, office, or sacred space.
Ancient stone. Modern form.
Only one exists.