The Moon Native Goddess Mugs
Description: Inspired by our reverence towards the Goddess Hecate and our love of tarot, this design included major imagery associated with this Greek goddess of magick. Behind the Hecate Triformis, you’ll see the Triple Goddess Moon in which Hecate’s Wheel can be found. Notice the crossroads at which she is placed. Hecate is known for helping those who call upon her to make decisions and find their way. And an image of Hecate is not complete without her dogs, of course.
Description: Vladislaya is a snow goddess in the north, left behind in the frozen Arctic after it separated itself from what is now Russia so long ago. Very powerful, she is impervious to the cold. With her star topped scepter, she can shift a new moon to full and can transform animals, turning an Arctic hare into a gentle if skittish ice bear, for example. When humankind has particularly pleases Vladislaya, the aurora borealis - Northern Lights - appear. It doesn't happen very often. Part of the Moon Goddess series, this Winona Cookie mythology comes bearing warmest Winter Greetings! This 4″ × 6″ original handcut collage was constructed of vintage images and mulberry paper on handpainted watercolor paper and is embellished with glitter and ...
Description: Artemis Greek goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, wild animals, the Moon, and chastity
Artemis Greek goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, wild animals, the Moon, and chastity Mug
by WISDOM ART
$13 $18
Description: Ancient Greek Moon goddess Hecate design for girls and women who love pagan witchcraft, sorcery, wicca, secret knowledge, esoteric & magic rituals, European paganism and Ancient Greek mythology. Are you a witch or sorceress? This Hecate design is for you.
Hecate - Goddess Of Magic, Witchcraft, The Moon, And Sorcery - Ancient Greek Mythology Mug
by CultureWars
$13 $18
selene luna greek mythology goddess of the moon Mug
by Lost Star Studio
$13 $18
Description: An aesthetic teacup inspired by Artemis from Greek mythology, goddess of the hunt and the moon.
Greek Mythology Teacup: Goddess of the Moon and the Hunt, Artemis Mug
by heysoleilart
$13 $18
Description: Malina is the Sun goddess of the Inuit people who live in Greenland and there is a story of how she and her brother came to be, but as a heads up, it's a little out there. Malina and her brother, the Moon-god Anningan, lived together and used to play games. But once adults, things changed. One night, while they were playing in the dark, Anningan forced himself on his sister. She ran as far as she could into the sky, where she became the Sun. Anningan, showing no remorse for his crime, continued to chase his sister in the sky where he became the Moon. This eternal race makes the Sun alternate with the Moon in the sky. But occasionally, the Moon-god reaches the Sun goddess and forces himself on her again, causing a solar eclipse.
Description: A secret group holds a military base on the moon. For years they’ve spread disinformation that the moon exists solely as an artificial, hollow satellite controlled by them in an attempt to erase aeons of knowing that it is and has always been a source of feminine divinity and power in its relationship to the Earth. Recently, a popular and very aware spokesperson for the mermaid branches of the galactic community had the strength and courage to stand up to them exposing their lies. This design was inspired by her act and is in tribute to She who calls herself Indigo Angel. The moon here is the Super Blood Wolf Moon in Cancer Post-Eclipse photographed by me on January 20, 2019 in Arizona, with my symbolic graphic.
Indigo Angel Saves the Moon Mug
by Medusa's Lair: Spirit, Symbol, and Shadow
$13 $18
Description: A celestial woman with dark hair interwoven with constellations and moons. She wears a flowing white gown adorned with stars and celestial patterns. The background is a deep black, filled with scattered stars and lunar elements, with constellations scattered around her. Text at the bottom reads 'GODDESS OF THE STARS'.
