Divine
Beauties

Born from the sea foam off the coast of Cyprus, Aphrodite is the embodiment of divine beauty and desire. She commands the tides of passion and love, her presence stirring the hearts of gods and mortals alike. Adorned with pearls and roses, she rises from the ocean as the eternal symbol of grace.

Seated upon a blooming lotus, Lakshmi radiates abundance and divine grace. With four arms symbolizing the four goals of human life, she showers golden coins upon the devoted. Elephants anoint her with sacred waters, and wherever she walks, prosperity follows like a river of gold.

The supreme deity of the Shinto pantheon, Amaterasu illuminates the entire world with her divine radiance. When she retreated into a cave, the world plunged into darkness until the other gods lured her back with a sacred mirror. She is the ancestor of the Imperial line and the source of all light.

Draped in pristine white upon a graceful swan, Saraswati is the river of knowledge that flows through all creation. Her veena fills the cosmos with the music of learning, and sacred texts orbit her like satellites of wisdom. She is the voice of every poem, the note of every song, and the thought behind every discovery.

Keeper of the eternal flame, Brigid is the triple goddess of fire, poetry, and the forge. Her sacred well heals the sick, her hammer shapes destiny on the anvil, and her quill writes the poetry of the soul. On Imbolc, the first day of spring, her fire lights the way from darkness into renewal.

Draped in golden honey and amber, Oshun is the sweet water goddess who flows through every river and stream. Her mirror reflects the truth of the heart, and her peacock feathers fan the flames of desire. She saved humanity by flying to the heavens as a peacock, and her golden waters bring fertility to all they touch.