A contemporary ceramic sculptural group of a reclining goddess with serpents and Celtic knotwork

A contemporary y sculptural group depicting a reclining female figure, interpreted as a representation of a mythological queen or goddess such as Freya or The Morrigan. The figure is portrayed in a state of repose, wearing a decorative crown with long, textured braids extending across her torso. She is accompanied by multiple coiled serpents, with one wrapped around her arm and another positioned near her head. The figure rests upon a rectangular plinth base that is heavily decorated with intricate, pierced, and relief Celtic interlace and knotwork patterns.  featuring a highly textured, matte surface with a multi-tonal glaze in shades of mossy verdigris green, earthy ochre, and reddish-brown. No maker’s marks, signatures, or model numbers are visible on the body or base of the piece. This figurine is in the style of mythological works produced by Dryad Design. A/F