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Pen, ink and colour illustration of the story of The Three Witches of Seunos Stone
£5 A5 210×148mm double-sided printed card
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Originally illustrated for Samhain Series 2025.
Sueno’s Stone near Forres is the tallest remaining Pictish standing stone in Scotland.
The Stone is tied to legends of three witches who lured warriors to their deaths, each victim's fate carved onto the stone. Lore tells of witches crafting wax effigies to curse victims. In the legend, they were eventually imprisoned inside the stone, but if the stone were broken, they would be released.
Other grisly local reports tell of those accused of being witches, sealed inside nail-studded barrels, rolled off cliffsides, into the sea, or burning heather.
Pen, ink and colour illustration of the story of The Three Witches of Seunos Stone
£5 A5 210×148mm double-sided printed card
Get any 3 small A5 prints for £12, saving £3.
Discount automatically applied at checkout.
Originally illustrated for Samhain Series 2025.
Sueno’s Stone near Forres is the tallest remaining Pictish standing stone in Scotland.
The Stone is tied to legends of three witches who lured warriors to their deaths, each victim's fate carved onto the stone. Lore tells of witches crafting wax effigies to curse victims. In the legend, they were eventually imprisoned inside the stone, but if the stone were broken, they would be released.
Other grisly local reports tell of those accused of being witches, sealed inside nail-studded barrels, rolled off cliffsides, into the sea, or burning heather.