Maiden Mother Crone Statue

Maiden mother crone figurine

The triple goddess archetype in pagan and Wiccan traditions is elegantly depicted in the Maiden Mother Crone Statue, which is a work of art. Three female figures standing side by side in this statue reflect several stages in a woman's life.

The Maiden is a symbol of youth, innocence, and fresh starts. She is shown as a young lady with long, flowing hair, a mischievous grin on her face, and a lot of life and vigor. The Mother stands for plenty, caring, and fertility. She is shown as an experienced woman with a calm demeanor and kind demeanor. The Crone stands for knowledge, evolution, and the life-and-death cycle. She is shown as an elderly woman with a grave expression on her face and a wrinkled face.

It symbolizes both the cyclical cycle of life itself and the three stages of a woman's existence. The Maiden period is a time of development, learning, and discovery. A time of creation, nurturing, and service to others is the Mother phase. The Crone phase is a period for contemplation, self-examination, and experience-based knowledge.

The Maiden Mother Crone archetype is frequently linked to the phases of the moon in paganism and witchcraft, with the Maiden standing in for the waxing moon, the Mother for the full moon, and the Crone for the waning moon. To respect and establish a connection with the goddess in all of her manifestations, this statue can be utilized in ritual practice.

• Type: Resin statue
• Material: Resin
• Size: 8*8*16cm