Lí Ban I crafted this beautiful repoussé copper artwork of “Lí Ban”

This is a traditional Celtic-crafted copper, representing a continuation of a long tradition of Celtic arts, which began with my ancient forefathers, “The Ancient Celts”, crafted with Celtic magic in an ancient, honoured tradition

Lí Ban was the daughter of Eochaidh, King of Ulster. She and her pet dog were the only ones to survive when Eochaidh’s palace and lands were flooded, drowning all who lived there and forming the great body of water we know today as Lough Neagh. She lived alone in a bower under the lough for a year with only her dog for company. She prayed to the goddess Danu asking to be turned into a salmon so she might swim with the fish of the sea for company. Danu only half granted her wish. The little dog became an otter, and Lí Ban was turned into a mermaid. Lí Ban swam out of the lough, along a great river, and into the open sea. There she drifted for the next three hundred years, fulfilling the prophecy