I am making my way down the list of moons and have arrived at the non-Greek mythology moons. 

Ymir is a retrograde moon named after the ancestor of the frost giants in Norse mythology. 

Paaliaq and Tarvos are both irregular moons orbiting Saturn in a prograde motion. Tarvos belongs to the Gallic group and is named after a god in the shape of a bull carrying three cranes on his back. Paaliaq, on the other hand, is part of the Inuit group of moons around Saturn. It was named after a fictional shaman.

I made these three moons using heavily grogged black clay and covered two of them with porcelain slip which I applied with a sponge. 

These vases were made in my home studio, and were finished on Easter Sunday. We don't really celebrate Easter, but we did spend some time gardening in the pleasant weather.