The Triple Goddess Statue

The Triple Goddess Statue.

Veronese cold cast bronze coated statue.

The maiden is represented in the symbol by the new moon. In our journey to dive deeper into the meaning, the moon phases are meant to reflect phases of a woman’s life or even phases of reproduction, with the life being divided into three parts, and the first being youth; the young, vibrant woman just starting on life’s path. This young woman is eager to explore all life offers but may still lack life’s valuable knowledge and experience.

The mother; The full phase of the moon in the symbol is the mother. The mother, or the full moon part of the symbol, is about a time of mastering life and aspects of one’s personality. This part of the Triple Goddess can mean love and also a responsibility. This stage of life can call on one to learn about loving not only others but also themselves.

The crone; 

The waning crescent moon in the symbol represents the crone. The crone is particularly associated with wisdom, specifically the power of acceptance—the acceptance of the process of life and the inevitable death of each person, including themselves.

This part of the symbol is significant because one has learned a great deal over their life span and is ready for what may come next. The most recognized crone symbols through history and mythology include Baba Yaga, Morrigan, Cailleach Bear, Hecate, and Kali.

Measurements: 270 mm high x 130 mm wide x 130 mm deep

Weight: 1.8 KG