Bird Goddess Talisman
Bird Goddess Tribute (composed by the late Judith Schiavone)
I stand with my arms raised to the sky
Heralding power and courage.
My spine
Arched like a bow
Quivers as the arrow flies freely.
My belly
Full of grace, abundance,
Seeds I promise.
My legs rooted in Earthsalts.
I stand in a circle unbroken by time
Looking skyward.
Bird goddess is sacred
My domain
Invokes the heavens
Bringing the vast canopy
Of the sky closer to Earth.
A feather falls to the ground
And is placed in the vessel
Fusing the sculpture’s spirit With matter.
Feathers are Sacred.
The stones are cast,
Come forth and close the circle.
Raise your arms up to the sky,
Find comfort in your courage.
Walk upon this Hallowed path unbroken.
All is sacred…
The Egyption Bird Goddess from Ma’Mariya is widely recognized as an ancient earth goddesses. Similarly styled figures discovered in the burials of the Naqada culture of predynastic Egypt. She is a mix of elements from different figures, including the Nile Goddess. Her beak like head and wing like arms that give her bird like characteristics mean that she is often interpreted as a Bird Goddess. Human/bird like figures have been seen within a number of prehistoric cultures, often represented a dual symbolism. On one hand they were a giver of life and spinner of fate, and on the other a symbol of death, a vulture or carrion eater, and therefore a symbol of regeneration.
Silver or Bronze Bird Goddess pendant cast by Gino Schiavone strung on adjustable leather cord with Kissing knot. Designed and made by Judith Schiavone
~1-3/4” tall
Though we do our best to portray the colors we see in the product with the naked eye, color may vary from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colors, and every individual may see these colors differently. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's color.
Cosmic Collab Co. cannot guarantee that the color you see accurately portrays the true color of the product. Photographs are taken in a variety of lighting conditions.
Bird Goddess Tribute (composed by the late Judith Schiavone)
I stand with my arms raised to the sky
Heralding power and courage.
My spine
Arched like a bow
Quivers as the arrow flies freely.
My belly
Full of grace, abundance,
Seeds I promise.
My legs rooted in Earthsalts.
I stand in a circle unbroken by time
Looking skyward.
Bird goddess is sacred
My domain
Invokes the heavens
Bringing the vast canopy
Of the sky closer to Earth.
A feather falls to the ground
And is placed in the vessel
Fusing the sculpture’s spirit With matter.
Feathers are Sacred.
The stones are cast,
Come forth and close the circle.
Raise your arms up to the sky,
Find comfort in your courage.
Walk upon this Hallowed path unbroken.
All is sacred…
The Egyption Bird Goddess from Ma’Mariya is widely recognized as an ancient earth goddesses. Similarly styled figures discovered in the burials of the Naqada culture of predynastic Egypt. She is a mix of elements from different figures, including the Nile Goddess. Her beak like head and wing like arms that give her bird like characteristics mean that she is often interpreted as a Bird Goddess. Human/bird like figures have been seen within a number of prehistoric cultures, often represented a dual symbolism. On one hand they were a giver of life and spinner of fate, and on the other a symbol of death, a vulture or carrion eater, and therefore a symbol of regeneration.
Silver or Bronze Bird Goddess pendant cast by Gino Schiavone strung on adjustable leather cord with Kissing knot. Designed and made by Judith Schiavone
~1-3/4” tall
Though we do our best to portray the colors we see in the product with the naked eye, color may vary from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colors, and every individual may see these colors differently. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's color.
Cosmic Collab Co. cannot guarantee that the color you see accurately portrays the true color of the product. Photographs are taken in a variety of lighting conditions.
Bird Goddess Tribute (composed by the late Judith Schiavone)
I stand with my arms raised to the sky
Heralding power and courage.
My spine
Arched like a bow
Quivers as the arrow flies freely.
My belly
Full of grace, abundance,
Seeds I promise.
My legs rooted in Earthsalts.
I stand in a circle unbroken by time
Looking skyward.
Bird goddess is sacred
My domain
Invokes the heavens
Bringing the vast canopy
Of the sky closer to Earth.
A feather falls to the ground
And is placed in the vessel
Fusing the sculpture’s spirit With matter.
Feathers are Sacred.
The stones are cast,
Come forth and close the circle.
Raise your arms up to the sky,
Find comfort in your courage.
Walk upon this Hallowed path unbroken.
All is sacred…
The Egyption Bird Goddess from Ma’Mariya is widely recognized as an ancient earth goddesses. Similarly styled figures discovered in the burials of the Naqada culture of predynastic Egypt. She is a mix of elements from different figures, including the Nile Goddess. Her beak like head and wing like arms that give her bird like characteristics mean that she is often interpreted as a Bird Goddess. Human/bird like figures have been seen within a number of prehistoric cultures, often represented a dual symbolism. On one hand they were a giver of life and spinner of fate, and on the other a symbol of death, a vulture or carrion eater, and therefore a symbol of regeneration.
Silver or Bronze Bird Goddess pendant cast by Gino Schiavone strung on adjustable leather cord with Kissing knot. Designed and made by Judith Schiavone
~1-3/4” tall
Though we do our best to portray the colors we see in the product with the naked eye, color may vary from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colors, and every individual may see these colors differently. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's color.
Cosmic Collab Co. cannot guarantee that the color you see accurately portrays the true color of the product. Photographs are taken in a variety of lighting conditions.
