You’re a Goddess!

Inspired by the powerful deities of different cultures, each piece channels the divine energy and mystique of gods and goddesses from around the world. From ancient legends to mythical realms, these creations bring to life the sacred and the supernatural in vivid detail.

Tiamat, a stunning goddess with scales that shimmered like molten gold, was the revered mother and fierce protector of all dragons. Her breath breathed life into the ancient beasts, and her divine essence flowed through their veins, binding them to her power. To those who dared threaten her children, Tiamat unleashed the fury of a thousand storms, a force as wild and unyielding as the sea itself.

Hecate, the extraordinarily beautiful Greek goddess, moved like a shadow through the night, her presence entwined with magic, trickery, and the enigmatic glow of the moon. She stood at the crossroads of fate, a guardian of secrets and mysteries, her three faces gazing into the past, present, and future. Flanked by her loyal wolves, their eyes gleaming in the darkness, she patrolled the night’s hidden paths, a silent force that could summon both terror and wonder with a single whisper.

Hel, once merely the name of the shadowed realm of the dead, became synonymous with the goddess who ruled its chilling depths. Cloaked in darkness and half-alive, half-decayed, she stood as the unyielding mistress of mortality, with eyes that pierced the souls of the departed. From her icy throne, she commanded the silent legions of the lost, her cold hand guiding all who dared enter her bleak dominion.

Magwayen, the ancient Visayan goddess of the afterlife and the primal ocean, moves like the tide between worlds, her presence both serene and formidable. With her spectral boat cutting through the misty waters, she gathers the souls of the departed, guiding them across the endless sea to Sulad, the realm of the dead. In the deep, her voice echoes like the distant waves, a haunting call that binds the living to their final journey beneath her eternal watch.

The Norns—Verdandi, Urd, and Skuld—stand as the eternal weavers of fate, each goddess entwining the threads of past, present, and future into the tapestry of existence. At the base of Yggdrasil, the great World Tree, they carve destiny's runes with ancient wisdom, their eyes reflecting the infinite spirals of time. Every life and every choice flows through their hands, as they guide the cosmos with a power that even the gods themselves must respect and fear.

The Morrigan, the Irish Celtic Crow Goddess, known as the "Great Warrior Queen" or "Phantom Queen," roams the battlefields and wild places of the world, her presence both feared and revered. As a shape-shifter, she transforms into a sleek black crow soaring above rivers, mountains, and lakes, watching over the land with eyes that see beyond the veil of life and death. Her voice, a haunting cry on the wind, foretells the fate of warriors and nations, weaving prophecy, power, and chaos into the fabric of the mortal realm.

Chloris, the ethereal Goddess of flowers and grasses, wandered the sunlit meadows of the Islands of the Blessed, her footsteps bringing life to every bloom beneath her feet. Draped in gowns of petals, vines, and leaves, she embodied the vibrant spirit of nature, her presence a fragrant breeze that awakened the earth's hidden beauty. With a mere touch, she could coax flowers to unfurl and grasses to sway in dance, transforming the world around her into a paradise of endless spring.