“Eleanor Rigby picks up the rice in the church where a wedding has been
Lives in a dream
Waits at the window, wearing the face that she keeps in a jar by the door
Who is it for?”

-The Beatles

This Beatles inspired piece is sculpted in a somber granite and set with the markings seen by John and Paul on the tombstone of Eleanor Rigby. She is set into a dark gunmetal rose lace locket: a flower for Eleanor. She is crowned by matching stone beadwork.

• Hung from a 18” soldered gunmetal chain
• Locket measures 1.6" x 1.6"

The model for this piece is Haven.

Because women don't normally have a visual reference for what is normal 'down there'. We can't even see what we have! When we do have a visual reference it generally comes from porn in which women are chosen based on the shape of their Vulvas and are bleached, dyed, shaved and surgically altered. Porn Vulvas are like Chimeras, they do not exist in the natural world.

We use real models to show women that no matter the shape every woman is beautiful. We use real models to show women there is no standard Vulva: they are all different and perfect as is. Bleaching is NOT required.