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This is a game-table top that can be placed on any appropriate base such as cement columns. It can be used indoor or outdoor depending on the material used for the base.
The interpretation of the Celtic myth, The Children of Lir, is depicted through symbolic imagery.
The four corner swans are the four children and the swan with the eyelashes represents the daughter.
The top center figure is Lir and the bottom center figure, with the closed eyes, is Lir's deceased first wife and mother of his four children.
The ancient Druid is the center character.
The figure to the left of the Druid is Eva, the evil sorceress and Lir's second wife. She is later turned into a demon of the air depicted to the right of the Druid.
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