Creature Feature: Roane

The Sea Fairy who wears seal skin.

Description

Roane is the Gaelic name for a seal, sometimes these creatures are called Seal Maidens. Roane is believed to be a sea fairy that wears seal skins to travel through the seas. They have been known to take off the skins and can appear in human shape as well. They are known to be the most gentle of all of the sea fairies. Folktales tell of the Roane removing their seal skins on the northern shores so they can dance in the moonlight.

Metaphysical Attributes

This creature brings forward similar attributes as the mermaid (strong protection, wisdom, predictions, self-discipline, dedication, tolerence, and learning how to separate your intellect and emotions). It is also known to bring forward magic through music, dancing, singing, and love.

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