The Washer at the Ford

The Washer at the Ford – Celtic Folklore Figurine

Where the Veil Between Worlds Grows Thin

Step into the mysterious world of Celtic folklore with The Washer at the Ford, a haunting figure associated with prophecy, fate, and the mysteries of life and death.

Known in Irish and Scottish folklore as a supernatural washerwoman who appears near rivers and streams, she is said to wash the garments of those destined to fall in battle. Her presence symbolizes transformation, destiny, and the boundary between the living and spirit worlds.

This detailed 3D-printed prototype figurine measures approximately 2¾” x 2¾” and comes in vibrant red, ready to paint and personalize with your own creative touch.

Perfect for Celtic mythology enthusiasts, magical altars, sacred spaces, folklore collections, or as a unique gift for lovers of the mystical and mysterious. Price includes shipping

Designed and Created by Triskele Wolf Design Forge.

Available through Intentions — A New Perspective on Magical Daily Living.