For women friends, February 14th is Galentines Day! And these goddesses are busy celebrating it for this month's full moon altar. At the centre is a terra cotta circle-of-friends-style statue of four Divine Feminine friends -- Greco-Roman goddess Artemis / Diana, Sumerian goddess Inanna, Hindu goddess Kali, and Egyptian goddess Isis. They have all previously been separately celebrated on my blog with full moon altars of their own (click the links if you want to see those posts), except for Isis. Her full moon altar is coming soon though, I promise! This terra cotta statue was purchased many years ago from Sacred Source.
On the left is a generic goddess figure in a neolithic style. Her big hips and vulva adornments emphasize her centrality to the creation of life. She was sculpted from clay and given to me a long time ago by my former Circle Sister who passed away last summer (and who I wrote about here).
On the right is another generic goddess figure in a modern style. Her arms evoke the full moon and the circle of life, her body is covered with vines and plant life evoking Mother Nature, and her womb is adorned with the Sacred Spiral of Life. I obtained this statue years ago in an Edmonton spirituality store.
I just recently bought the cute female-faced candle holders. Aren't they adorable?
Happy Valentines Day later this month to all you lovers out there! Happy Galentines Day to all my women readers! And Happy Palentines Day to all my men readers!
[Photos © Debra She Who Seeks, 2026]
