Original Art: “Rain Goddess” 8′ x 10′ Coloured Pencil Drawing

Description

This is an original drawing of a rain goddess of indeterminate culture, clothed in clouds and showering her tears upon the earth, giving all her gifts of water and life.

This drawing is an invitation to Her viewers to listen for the gentle voice in our own heads that calls us to explore further with whichever goddess speaks to us, especially those from our ancestral lines. Below is an incomplete list of possible rain, storm, and water deities who this image may resonate with:

Anahita – Persian goddess of the waters, closely associated with rivers
Asiaq – Inuit weather goddess
Dodola – Slavic goddess of rain
Mariamman – Hindu goddess of rain
Mem Loimis – Wintus goddess of water
Mujaji – Lovedu rain goddess
Oshun – Yoruba Orisha and river goddess
Oya – Yoruba goddess of violent rainstorms
Rán – Norse goddess of the sea and its storms
Saranyu – Hindu goddess of rivers and wind
Tefnut – Egyptian goddess of rain and moisture
Tempestas – Roman goddess of storms
Tethys – Greek titaness of waters

This drawing measures approximately 8 inches wide by 10 inches tall and was drawn in Micron pen and Berol Prismacolor pencils on acid-free paper.  It is unframed and will be shipped in a protective polyethylene bag and rigid eco mailer.