Diana Artemis Card in color on both sides of high quality matte card stock, 4”x6”. Original art by Heron Michelle. “I wanted the Huntress Goddess of the wilderness and young women to be shown wild, untamed, athletic, and in motion. She is accompanied by her hunting hounds, and led by her golden hinds on a hunt through the full moon light.” Back of the card displays information about the Goddess for use in your devotional and magickal work.
Diana (Roman); Artemis (Greek)
Artemis is the Greek goddess of the wilderness, the hunt, wild animals, childbirth, and the untamed freedom of nature. Revered by the Romans as Diana, she is the ever-youthful huntress who roams moonlit forests with her sacred hounds and golden hinds. Protector of women, children, and all creatures of the wild, she teaches self-reliance, courage, keen perception, and reverence for the living world. Her path calls us to trust our instincts, defend the vulnerable, and walk freely beneath the moon.
Epithets: Mistress of Animals (Potnia Theron); Huntress (Agrotera); Guardian of children, especially young girls (Kourotrophos); Protectress of Childbirth (Lochia)
Symbols: Bow & Arrows, Crescent Moon, Cypress, Golden Hinds, Hunting Hounds, Bear, Guinea Fowl, Quiver, Torch.
Traditional Offerings: Spring water, wildflowers, honey, olive oil, barley cakes, fresh fruit, incense of cedar or cypress, white or silver candles, acts of conservation, protection of wildlife.
Auspicious Times: Monday (Moon Day); Full Moon; Dark Moon; rites of protection, childbirth, independence, hunting, wilderness, and animal blessings.
Hermetic Correspondence: Moon (Roman Diana); Sagittarius; Cypress, Mugwort (all of genus Artemisia), Silver Fir, Moonstone, Pearl, Clear Quartz.
Diana Artemis Card in color on both sides of high quality matte card stock, 4”x6”. Original art by Heron Michelle. “I wanted the Huntress Goddess of the wilderness and young women to be shown wild, untamed, athletic, and in motion. She is accompanied by her hunting hounds, and led by her golden hinds on a hunt through the full moon light.” Back of the card displays information about the Goddess for use in your devotional and magickal work.
Diana (Roman); Artemis (Greek)
Artemis is the Greek goddess of the wilderness, the hunt, wild animals, childbirth, and the untamed freedom of nature. Revered by the Romans as Diana, she is the ever-youthful huntress who roams moonlit forests with her sacred hounds and golden hinds. Protector of women, children, and all creatures of the wild, she teaches self-reliance, courage, keen perception, and reverence for the living world. Her path calls us to trust our instincts, defend the vulnerable, and walk freely beneath the moon.
Epithets: Mistress of Animals (Potnia Theron); Huntress (Agrotera); Guardian of children, especially young girls (Kourotrophos); Protectress of Childbirth (Lochia)
Symbols: Bow & Arrows, Crescent Moon, Cypress, Golden Hinds, Hunting Hounds, Bear, Guinea Fowl, Quiver, Torch.
Traditional Offerings: Spring water, wildflowers, honey, olive oil, barley cakes, fresh fruit, incense of cedar or cypress, white or silver candles, acts of conservation, protection of wildlife.
Auspicious Times: Monday (Moon Day); Full Moon; Dark Moon; rites of protection, childbirth, independence, hunting, wilderness, and animal blessings.
Hermetic Correspondence: Moon (Roman Diana); Sagittarius; Cypress, Mugwort (all of genus Artemisia), Silver Fir, Moonstone, Pearl, Clear Quartz.
