Feminine Archetype Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: Vintage mystical design exploring the duality of Divine Feminine and Dark Feminine energy through contrasting celestial imagery and feminine archetypes. Featuring themes of creation, nurturing, intuition and healing alongside transformation, power, boundaries, shadow work and inner wisdom. Ideal for spiritual women, witches, shadow work practitioners, divine feminine enthusiasts and those exploring feminine spirituality and personal transformation.

Description: Vintage occult design inspired by Lilith and the rebellious dark feminine archetype, featuring a mystical woman surrounded by serpents, crescent moons and esoteric symbolism. The “Daughters of Lilith” theme celebrates independence, freedom, feminine power and the refusal to submit. Ideal for witches, Lilith devotees, dark feminine enthusiasts, occultists and women drawn to untamed feminine energy.

Description: Persephone goddess appears as a dual natured figure of flowers and shadow, representing Greek mythology, spring renewal, the underworld, and transformation. This symbolic artwork speaks to Hellenic devotees, mythology readers, goddess archetype fans, and anyone drawn to the balance between light and darkness. Persephone's story of descent and return gives the design rich meaning for those who value rebirth, seasonal cycles, feminine power, and ancient legend.

Description: I can think of way too many times our little mermaid here might say that. . .

Description: Legends of ancient times tell of such hybrids populating the waters of Lemuria and Atlantis. Mermaids were always shape-shifters and strongly associated with feminine power and energy - hence the moon in the water. What most people don’t know, however, is that the mermaid may be a reference to an extraterrestrial race that was instrumental in seeding humanity - specifically from Sirius and connected to Enki and the Nommo of Dogon cosmogeny and cosmology. And don’t forget Melusine of the Merovingian dynasty on your Starbucks cup.. . .

Description: A mystic and powerful design featuring the phrase "What Would Lilith Do?" in an enchanting gradient style. Celebrating feminine rebellion, ancient archetypes, and unapologetic strength. A perfect design for witches, feminists, and seekers of inner power.

Description: This picture of the "Great Mother Goddess Hathor" is art by Leon Jean Joseph Dubois (1780-1846) who was hired by the famed Egyptologist, Jean-François Champollion, to illustrate his book, Pantheon Egyptien. Champollion was one of the first Egyptologists to successfully use the Rosetta Stone in order to decipher Egyptian language and symbolism. The original image (before my artistic enhancement) is in the public domain and made available courtesy of Rawpixel. FYI, it is now known that Hathor was not just one entity - Hathor refers to a race of beings who live on Venus in the fourth dimension. They function purely through love and sound.