A seashell wall mirror with a textured, crackled dark frame adorned with metallic bronze-finished scallop shells surrounding a small central mirror. For O'Donoghue, the ocean is a symbol of the divine feminine. "Gilded scallop shells draw the eye first," she writes. "Then, a brief flash of your own image appears between them. Because the mirror is small, you must lean in. The encounter becomes intimate." The self appears, then disperses.