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Other Greek Goddesses

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Ariadne 8"

Ariadne, "The High Fruitful One," brings Rebirth. This lunar fertility goddess was known for her athletic prowess. Serpents, symbols of rebirth, were ritually handled by her priestesses, whose bare-breasted costumes suggest the sacred role of sexuality in the Minoan culture.

[Candia Museum, Crete, 1600-1500 BCE]

Antique stone colored Gypsumstone.

Price: £39.00

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Demeter 7"

Demeter celebrates the Mother-Daughter Bond. Human civilization is based on agriculture, in Greece presided over by Demeter. The Eleusinian mystery religion centered on her worship and on reverence for her lost daughter. Persephone was mown down and torn from her mother exactly as the sheaf in Demeter's hand is reaped from the bosom of Mother Earth. Although Demeter rescues her daughter from the underworld, she bequeaths winter dark and cold as a sign of her grief.

[Demeter of Cnidus, British Museum, c. 333 BCE]

Price: £30.00

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Fortuna 9"

Fortuna is Lady Luck, who promises riches. The Goddess or Fate who ruled each individual's "Wheel of Fortune," called Tyche by the Greeks, was envisioned as a kindly deity similar to a guardian angel. Her Roman name was Fortuna. Here, we see her portrayed with her wheel. In her right hand she holds a rudder, which she steers, altering our karmic path. Her overflowing cornucopia and great benevolence make her similar to the Hindu Ganesh.

[2nd century CE, provenance unknown]

Marble white colored Gypsumstone.

Price: £34.00

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Hera statue 8.5"

Regal and Powerful, this statue depicts Hera holding a flowering apple branch from her western orchard of immortality. Romans worshipped her as Juno. Amazon priestesses fought for matriarchy in Hera's name as recently as the time of Herodotus (450 BCE). As Goddesses everywhere lost power, Hera was forced into marriage with Zeus, but retained her position as Queen of the Gods. Her name is from the Aegean Greek for "Lady" or "Holy One." Invite Hera to grace your altar.

[From a Greek Amphora, circa 700 BCE]

Antique stone colored resin statue.

Price: £39.00

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Hygeia/Asclepius 9"

Hygeia and Asclepius, the Divine Healers. Physicians and nursing professionals trace their curative skills back to Hygeia, the Goddess of Health, whose inscriptions appear on the Acropolis in Athens. She is aided by the God of Medicine, Asclepius. This son of Apollo founded a famous temple of healing at Epidaurus, which became the model for the earliest hospital. Their serpent companion epitomizes rejuvenation, sloughing off its old skin for new each year.

[Vatican Museum, Rome]

White marble colored Gypsumstone.

Price: £45.00

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Isis as Baubo Statue 8"

In this Hellenistic statue from Alexandria, Egypt, the Baubo gesture is given by none other than Isis, the original "Mother of God." She wears a full-length gown, ceremonial headdress and tranquil smile. Her affirming stance says: "We are the life-givers.... It is our vulvas, our wombs, that are the center. Never forget that!"

[private collection, 2nd century BCE]

White marble colored Gypsum stone.

Price: £29.00

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