Eirwen, Child of the Cold Moon
In the old northern tongue, Eirwen meant “snow-white,” the name once given to spirits believed to walk the winter nights. She wasn’t fae and she wasn’t divine. She was something older, a Winterling born from the silent moment when the season first takes its breath.
Legends say Eirwen guards the calm of winter. She brings stillness, guides the lost, and keeps watch over hearth and home. Gentle by nature, but dangerous when pushed, she shields the innocent with the cold precision of deep ice. Her movements are subtle, almost dreamlike, the way winter itself shifts without sound.
She stands 21 inches tall, refurbished and restored, carrying the presence of an ancient winter guardian rather than a simple doll.
Price: $125
Available at Relics this weekend and online.
Details:
She is a fully refurbished 1990s vintage animated Christmas display doll. She lights up, she moves mechanically with smooth motion, and she operates through the original plug-in connection.