The Claddagh Keeper

She was not crowned in a palace, but in promise.

Shaped by the old bonds of love, loyalty, and friendship, she stands as a living emblem of what endures. Her copper hair rises in the form of the Claddagh, not as ornament, but as oath — a quiet reminder that what is held with the heart, guarded by the hands, and carried with honor can never truly be lost.

In the court, she is the keeper of devotion and memory. A figure of heritage, of lineage, of ties that stretch across land and time. She does not speak loudly, but those who understand the symbol know exactly who she is and what she protects.