Gaia, Bearer of Worlds — Resin Moon-Goddess Figurine

Description

She is the first cradle and the last belonging—the Earth herself, breathing through leaf and tide.

Hair in flowing green-gold, crown marked with the pentacle of balance, Gaia sits in quiet power with the globe held like a round heartbeat. Butterflies and roses wake along her tresses; vines trace the slope of shoulder and knee. This is the mother who is not small: soil and sea, birth and repair, the old promise that life finds a way.

Why practitioners keep it close

• To ground anxious rooms and re-center the breath.

• To bless fertility of body, craft, garden, and plans.

• To practice reciprocal care—what you tend, tends you.

Materials & finish
High-grade resin with antiqued bronze patina; hand-painted florals and butterflies, soft verdigris continents across the belly-world—detailed enough for candlelight veneration or shelf display.

Use it three ways

1. Altar of earth & moon: ring with stones or seeds; offer water and a green candle for renewal.

2. Garden/threshold blessing: place near plants or entry to call growth and gentle protection.

3. Creative/fertility work: touch the globe, speak one sentence of what you’re bringing to life, then act in small, steady steps.

To remember you belong to a living world—and to bless what you are growing in it.