SEDNA

"SEDNA is the Inuit Mother of the Sea and while there are many variations and interpretations of her creation myth, in essence her story is one of survival and regeneration after betrayal...

as tragic as her myth is, it powerfully embodies the transfiguration of the archetypal wound and illustrates how our Soul, through our human experience, can face betrayal, abandonment, rejection and even violence and still transcend by blending with our Higher Self, becoming one with the vastness of the sea...

the Inuit believe that human transgressions and disrespect toward nature manifest as debris tangled in SEDNA's hair, which she cannot brush herself since she has no fingers...

so Inuit shamans are said to journey to the bottom of the ocean to find SEDNA to comb her long tangled hair and weave it into braids to soothe the transgressions and show her love...

it is such a deep an powerful myth and i'm sure we can all feel and understand why it is resonant and rising at this time for all of us and for humanity...

~MM

 ☉ SEDNA ☉ Featuring Nowadluk (Nora Ootenna), an Iñupiaq woman from Alaska, 1903.

©️2026 MYSTIC MAMMA / MIJANOU MONTEALEGRE

8" x 8" LIMITED EDITION of 44

SIGNED and NUMBERED

*Glicee Print on Hahnemühle Torchon Matte Fine Art paper. It is acid-free archival paper with a distinct texture and premium coating that meets the requirements of museums and galleries.

* MM logo will not appear on prints

*Certificate of Authenticity included

$77

☉ SEDNA ☉ Featuring Nowadluk (Nora Ootenna), an Iñupiaq woman from Alaska, 1903.

©️2026 MYSTIC MAMMA / MIJANOU MONTEALEGRE

12" x 12" LIMITED EDITION of 44

SIGNED and NUMBERED

*Glicee Print on Hahnemühle Torchon Matte Fine Art paper. It is acid-free archival paper with a distinct texture and premium coating that meets the requirements of museums and galleries.

* MM logo will not appear on prints

*Certificate of Authenticity included

 $125