Gift package for mother and grandmother - Altar of the Creator Goddess
Gift package for mother and grandmother - Altar of the Creator Goddess
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Gift package for mother and grandmother - Altar of the Creator Goddess
The altar of the goddesses embodies a woman's power, wisdom and creative ability, as well as her central role as the creator and sustainer of life. The altar honors numerous mythical Goddesses associated with creation, fertility and the origin of life. These include, for example:
- Pachamama (Incas) A magnificent dragon-like goddess of nature and fertility
- Nu Kua (China) the creator of the earth, the unifier of heaven and earth, the mother of mankind
- Mawu (Western Africa, Fon people) is the creator goddess who gave birth to the gods and goddesses
- Gaia (Greece) the earth mother who is the mother of all life forms, many gods and titans. Gaia symbolizes the earth's motherhood and fertility, as well as nature's power and wisdom.
Products:
- Indian rose wood altar with brass decorations (30cm*30cm*15cm)
- Bronze Thadobati singing bowl (10cm*5.5cm) and drum stick - sound is the first central element in many creation myths. It is described as a song or resonance that creates all that exists.
- Ritual candle - Transformation, 4 pcs paraffin candle (12.5cm*1.0cm) - light is another central element in many creation myths
- Rose quartz, large raw piece (height 9-12cm) - symbolizes the power of mother earth, beauty and mystery
- Incense Ayurvedic masala - Rose, contains 12 incense sticks - the smoke symbolizes the presence of the divine
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