Goddesses
Beloved Goddesses renowned in their time.
* 5ML Bottles - $9.00 each. 1ML Vial / Sample - $2.00 each.
Gaia
Gaia is Mother Earth, an early earth goddess that was said to be born from Chaos, a void of emptiness within the universe. Gaia was the mother goddess from which all the other Greek gods originated and was worshipped up until she was slowly forgotten over time and other gods began to take her place. Her offspring would represent the sea (Pontus), the sky (Uranus) , the mountains (Ourea), as well as many more, and it is easy to see why she was named Mother Earth. --- Earth’s soil, rain drops, summer grass, crisp, cool cucumbers, and the sweetness of a mother’s love.
Aphrodite
Aphrodite, the Greek Goddess of Love was never a child. She was born of the sea or “risen from the foam”. Never having a childhood might explain her mercurial temper and how easily she could be offended. Many a man merely wept at the sight of the Goddess and all knew of her beauty. --- Bask in the lovely warm scent of frankincense, golden honey, and sweet honeysuckle nectar that are sure to make you smell as great as the Goddess herself.
Belit-Ili
The Babylonian goddess that later became the basis for Lilith. Belit-ili was the wife of Bel, the goddess of
fertility and childbirth. She symbolized the female traits of feminine power and sensuality...
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An exotic blend of dry and husky sandalwood, patchouli, cinnamon, lush honey and strawberries.
Venus' Tears
When Venus' lover Adonis died, it is said that she wept, and where her tears fell, white roses sprung forth from the ground. --- White roses touched by tears.
Konohana
In Japanese mythology, Konohana is the blossom-princess and a symbol of delicate earthly life. She has a strong affiliation with the sakura (the cherry blossom), which has a short and delicate life (much like a human's life) and for that reason she is even considered the avatar of Japanese life as a whole. --- The sweet and delicate scent of cherry blossoms with jasmine, green tea and white musk.
Lakshmi
The Hindu goddess of wealth, love and beauty. She was born of the sea, as the goddess Aphrodite was, and is the sister of the moon. She has many names such as Rama and Indira and she is said to have 18 arms, all bearing items important to her such as a conch and a bell. Hindu's worship her on Diwali - the festival of lights. --- A romantic Lakshmi inspired scent of sandalwood, vanilla, jasmine and juniper.
Yhi
Yhi, goddess of light and creation is the one who is responsible (according to Australian mythology) for not only the plants, animals, seasons, and so on, but also man. Wanting to create something for man because he was so lonely and unlike anything she had created before, Yhi focused all of her power on a flower stalk. Upon the suns rising, man arose from his slumber and took notice of the flower along with all the world’s creatures. The flower stalk slowly began to move, and then breathe, and finally it took the shape of a woman. --- Eucalyptus, morning dew, frozen orchids and crisp, wet lettuce.
Queen of the Underworld
Persephone was queen of the underworld in Greek mythology but not on her own accord. Myth has it that Persephone was abducted by Hades and only released under the will of Zeus. When Hades released Persephone from the underworld he gave her a pomegranate which later she would eat from. Tricked by Hades, Persephone having eaten from the pomegranate was forced into returning to the underworld for one season each year. In time, she became consort to Hades and thus was known as the queen of the underworld. --- A warm, nutty vanilla base infused with mango and pomegranate, with a hint of crushed red fruit.