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DARK GODDESS STATUES

Sexuality, Health, Power, Hunting and Immortality

KALI with TRIDENT

 

We have a few of a striking KALI with trident upon Shiva Brass statues. This statue, 5 1/2 " high is a detailed representation of the Mother of Creation, destruction and is a central Goddess in The Black Order of the Dragon and Vampirism. Kali is balance within the universe, equally destuctive and creative. Kali is the Mother of Mysteries, one of the names of LILITH, the Hebrew and Babylonian Goddess of vampirism and storms. Kali is presented here with a radient black light around her head, a garland of skulls as her necklace, her upper left hand holding a head severed from her enemy, the blood dripping into an offering bowl or KAPALA, her upper right hand holding the dagger/sword of destroying weakness and illusion and the Trident of Power and divinity. At the foot of the Trident is a Cobra, a sacred Naga of divine origin and wisdom. Kali stands upon Shiva, her husband the Lord of Death. "Jai ma Kali" $45.00

The Goddess of Witchcraft, Crossroads and Luciferian Sorcery is Hecate. Size: 10.5"H (27cm) bonded stone. Greeks tended to emphasize her crone or underworld aspect. Hecate was called "Most lovely one", being a title of the moon. She was associated with the moon in all three of her aspects. Some said she was Hecate Selene, the Moon in Heaven; Artemis the Huntress on Earth and Persephone the Destroyer in the Underworld. Often she was part of the Queen of Heaven Trinity: Hebe the Virgin, Hera the Mother and Hecate the Crone. This demonstrates the modern resurgence in Luciferianism: that Gods/Goddesses are manifestations both of the empyrean, or higher aspects representing intelligence and self-directed Will and the Infernal, or shadow aspects relating to the predatory and primal aspects of the self. $50.00

HECATE - Stone finish

Triple Hecate - 7" in stone finish, features stand or ready for hanging. Blue/grey colored Gypsumstone $35.00

 THE LILITH SERIES- At the Luciferian Apotheca!

Lilith, the mother of demons, vampires and the bride of Samael, the Adversary is the fiery essence and symbol of the powers of the liberated spirit - both woman and man! Lilith from myth has a powerful and magically significant history. As a manifestation of the Adversary, Lilith went "beside the Red Sea, a region abounding in lascivious demons, to whom she bore lilim at the rate of more than one hundred a day.". Her power which is resonated with the powers of creation, united her fiery spirit with Samael (i.e. Lucifer) which represents according to Luciferian Witchcraft, a symbol of the Body and Spirit/Mind of man and woman. "Both Samael, king of the demons, and Lilith were born in a spiritual birth androgynously. The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil is an epithet for both Samael and Grandmother Lilith (e.g. the Northerner)." Lilith desires life, thus has appearance as a Vampire spirit as well. "After the primeval light was hidden, a husk was created for the brain, and that husk spread out and brought forth another husk which was Lilith. And when she emerged, she went up and went down towards the little faces, and wanted to attach herself to them and be shaped after them, and did not want to depart from them." As a Goddess relating to the INFERNAL UNION SIGIL, Leviathan joins with Lilith and Samael to beget demons. "Leviathan is the connection and the coupling between the two who have the likeness of serpents. Therefore it is doubled: the Slant Serpent corresponding to Samael, and the Tortuous Serpent corresponding to Lilith.... (Patai81:464f) The DragonAbove is the BlindPrince who has the likeness of an intermediary groomsman between Samael and Lilith, and his name is Tanin'iver, BlindDragon. And he is like a blind dragon...and it is he who brings about the adhesion and coupling between Samael and Lilith.".

LILITH THE VAMPIRE

Hanging wall piece

9" hanging wall piece - perfect for wall or altar space above mirror. Sturdy with hanger in back. Black statue with bloodred eyes.We are proud to offer the LILITH THE VAMPIRE series of statues. Lilith is the queen and motivation within Luciferian Witchcraft, she is shown here as the Vampire goddess from ancient Hebrew, Persian Yatukih (AZ - Jahi) and Manichaean workings. This statue presents Lilith in Nocturnal Splendor as BABALON ARISEN. Statues come with two page LILITH mythology concerning her associations with Vampirism. Price$25.00 Temp. Unavailable

LILITH PLAQUE 5 X 6"

From 2,300 B.C. or earlier, this classical representation of the Dark Goddess as a Great power respected and feared by numerous cultures. In her hands she holds the rod and ring of Sumerian royal authority (or glyph of 100,000). Lilith wears a stepped crown or turban and is companioned by the bird of wisdom and the king of beasts. Unfinished Ganges Clay statue. 5 X 6 $24.99

LILITH

A free standing high quality cold cast freestanding Lilith statue. 8" with Vampire/demoness lore sheet. $49.99

ROMAN HECATE PLAQUE

The image used on the cover of Michael W. Ford's "Book of the Witch Moon". 6.5 " $32.99

HECATE - Triple Goddess large plaque

Hecate appears with her torch of lunar fire, the serpent of immortality, and knife of birth and offering imbued her with primal power. 13" Antique stone colored Resin Plus $65.99

HECATE WITH TORCHES

Hecate or Hekate, the Mother of Phantoms, Darkness, Witchcraft and Feminine Mysteries is shown here in a Greek manifestation. "Hearing from the utmost depths, the dread Goddess approached, all entwined with fearsome serpents and leaves of oak, amidst a shimmering blaze of torchlight; while all around her chthonic hounds bayed shrilly, all the meadows trembled at her footfall, and the nymphs of marshland and river cried aloud." Reproduced from the Eleusian Mystery School, The rites concerned Hecate leading Persephone back from the underworld with her torches to embrace her mother, Demeter, and bring spring back to the world. 4.5 " antique stone color resin statue. $29.99 TEMP. OUT OF STOCK

CYBELE - HECATE PLAQUE

Cybele and Hecate were leading deities of mystery cults and considered powerful in divination especially for those at a cross roads or starting a journey or giving birth. Artemis was worshipped in Asia Minor, Cybele and Hecate as Maiden Mother and Crone. The Thracian Bendis was closely allied to Cybele and Hecate. Diodorus says that the Amazons offered sacrifice to Cybele, Hecate and Tauric Artemis. It is suggested by some historians that Hekate has many of her origins from the Thracian wartribes. The cult of Cybele idolizeed an earth-goddess of fertility in human, beast, and the wilderness. Her worship was accompanied by the sound of crashing drums and cymbals, pipes, and the voices of frenzied invocations. Her inspiration came as a form of Empyrean or Higher madness, which endowed the worshiper with a sense of mystic ecstasy and supernatural strength. Luciferians call this gnosis and it relates to the third eye or Akoman chakra being opened. The sacred image of Cyble brought to Rome in 204 C.E. by order of the Cumaean Sybil was a black meteorite. Sybil means "cave-dweller" and is a Latin form of Cybele. The Sybils of Cumae lived in a sacred cavern dedicated to Triple Hecate which was classically believed to be the entrance to the underworld. This plaque features Hecate holding a torch, Cybele, her drum and offering bowl, and the two goddesses look on each other. [fourth century relief, Piraeus, Greece] 9" silver / black resin plaque $39.99

PERSEPHONE AND HADES PLAQUE

The King and Queen of the Underworld, Hades and Persephone. In the Eleusinian myth, she rises from the cthonic realms of the earth each spring to join her mother Demeter, the grain goddess, and to restore fertility back to the earth. After her abduction by Hades into the underworld she was tricked into eating a pomegranate seed which made her spend half of each year in the Underworld. Another myth portrayed her as Queen of the Dead who fed pomegranate (symbolic of fertility) to souls about to be reborn. Persephone means either "Dazzling Brilliance" or "Destroyer of Light." At various times it may mean both. This is the Luciferian significance, creation and destruction and no absolute assumption, much like humanity itself.

Hades means "the Unseen." and relates to the word "Hele" being the Anglo-Saxon place of hidden knowledge. His Roman name Pluto means "the Rich" a reference to the plentiful mineral resources beneath the ground and fertility of the Earth, yet also his wisdom and the power as a result of such. Pluto is worshiped as the god of wealth, since the wealth of the earth comes from what lies below (hidden knowledge, wisdom). The attributes of Hades include his 3 headed watchdog Cerberus who had a mane of serpents. Greek Marble relief, 480 B.C.E. 7 ¾" silver/black resin plaque $36.99

ISHTAR

Ishtar, a Sumerian-Akkadian goddess often identified with Astarte. She is called "The Lady of Battles" and who is often shown with a lion and weapon in her hand. Ishtar is also the goddess of love who is worshipped throughout the Middle East at one time. She is sister of Ereshkigal or another aspect of, who is the Queen of the Underworld.She is sometimes called The Morning or Evening Star, thus a feminine of Lucifer and Noctifer. Ishtar represents the natural and creative balance and the wisdom of Magick. Antique stone colored Ganges clay statue. 9" $39.99

DIANA OF EPHESUS

Diana of Ephesus was called the Queen of Heaven (the empyrean). In Roman times she is called Diana, in Ephesus in Anatolia, Her worship was profound under the names Mother of Beasts, Many-Breasted Artemis. Columnar and wearing a unique ritual garment adorned with animals, her crown and staring gaze incorporates Astarte (later Astaroth), while Her moon disc and horned beasts evoke Diana. A unique Luciferian Goddess as she invokes balance the primal spirit of both creation and the predatory balance of nature. Sand-colored Gypsumstone statue. 9" $43.99

NIKE - Goddess of Victory

Nike is the Goddess of victory and daughter of Styx (meaning hate, detest) was a river which formed the boundary between Earth and the Underworld (Hades). It circles Hades nine times. The rivers Styx, Phlegethon, Acheron and Cocytus all converge at the center of Hades on a marsh. Other important rivers of Hades are Lethe and Eridanos. Styx was guarded by Phlegyas, who passes the souls from one side to another of the river. In other versions, Phlegyas guarded Phlegethon, one of the other main rivers of Hades. The ferryman was called Kharun or Charon.). This fierce river goddess became associated with Pallas Athena by Hellenic times, although she appeared on vases and urns of much more antique origin. Styx was also the personified Daimon (Spirit) of hatred (stygos). She was an ally of Zeus in the war of the Titans, who brought her children Nike (Victory), Zelos (Rivalry), Bia (Force) and Kratos (Strength) to stand alongside the god. This image depicts Nike as "Winged Victory" and dates from 500 BCE. Nike is shown on the Coins of Antiochus IV Epiphanes and some Parthian Rulers. Nike represents mastering your challenges and rising up with the power of the Underworld and all of its wisdom therein. 11" White Resin. $54.99

ANAHITA - Goddess of Beasts and War

The Avesta defines the Goddess as "nobly born of a glorious race, wearing a coat with long sleeves, with rich designs, embroidered with gold. On her head she bound a golden crown, with a hundred stars, with eight rays, with earrings like wheels, with beautiful droplets, a golden necklace around her beautiful neck; she girded her waist tightly, so that her breasts may be well-shaped, that they may be tightly pressed." Anahita also has a darker side, being a goddess who may grant victory and destruction. "Hear, O good, most beneficent Anahita! I beg of thee this favour: that I, fully blessed, may conquer large kingdoms, rich in horses, with high tributes, with snorting horses, sounding chariots, flashing swords... that I may have at my wish the fullness of the good things of life and whatever makes a kingdom thrive." The invocation or offering is: Grant me this, O good, most beneficent Anahita! that I may smite the [enemy] people in their fifties and their hundreds, their hundreds and their thousands, their thousands and their tens of thousands, their tens of thousands and their myriads of myriads.
AZHI DAHAKA, the Three Headed, Six-eyed Dragon-King invoked Anahita as well in the Khorda Avesta: "'To her did Azi Dahaka, the three-mouthed, offer up a sacrifice in the land of Bawri, with a hundred male horses, a thousand oxen, and ten thousand lambs. 30. 'He begged of her a boon, saying: "Grant me this boon, O good, most beneficent Ardvi Sura Anahita! that I may make all the seven Karshvares of the earth empty of men."
31. 'Ardvi Sura Anahita did not grant him that boon, although he was offering libations, giving gifts, sacrificing, and entreating her that she would grant him that boon.
'For her brightness and glory, I will offer her a sacrifice...." Statue is Midnightgold/bronze colored Ganges clay. 9" $35.99

CYBELE

The Goddess of Lions, beasts and bestower of power.This Drumming Goddess was worshiped for thousands of years in Babylon, Egypt and Greece. Regally seated upon her lion-throne, we can sense her queenship as Magna Mater of Rome. During the transition to Christianity, Cybele's massive temple was replaced by St. Peter's Basilica. Restore the Goddess! 8 " statue. $39.00

MORRIGAN

Morrigan is the Celtic Goddess of Destruction and destruction. Oral tradition says the Celtic dying god Cu Chulainn was met by the beautiful chariot-mounted goddess with red eyes and cloak. She cursed him to death that his blood might fertilize the earth, then transformed herself into Badb Catha, the Raven of Battle who induces panic in warriors. Morrigan evolved into Morgana Le Fay, sorceress of Arthurian legend. 8" Black/gold colored resin statue $32.99

FREYA

The goddess of love and Queen of the Underworld in Scandanavian Mythology. Freya was invoked by Witches on Friday, her sacred day. Freya is the sister of Freyr, daughter of sea god Njord. Consorted with LOKI. Resin. 7" $32.99