Ixcacao Goddess
IxCacao is the Mayan Goddess of the cacao tree and was often invoked in prayer along with other agricultural deities.
Ixcacao is a handmade, ceramic, ornamental piece. Perfectly suited for alters and mantel pieces.
Built into her voluptuous shape are breasts that resemble cacao pods and an offering bowl formed from her hands.
Handmade in Glastonbury, UK
Materials: clay, iron oxide, stone ware, terracotta, sand
Height: 22 cm
1 Piece
As a handmade product, dimensions and look might vary slightly making each goddess truly unique.
Please note that this price includes 20% UK VAT. UK VAT will be immediately refunded to EU/ROW Customers.
IxCacao is the Mayan Goddess of the cacao tree and was often invoked in prayer along with other agricultural deities.
Ixcacao is a handmade, ceramic, ornamental piece. Perfectly suited for alters and mantel pieces.
Built into her voluptuous shape are breasts that resemble cacao pods and an offering bowl formed from her hands.
Handmade in Glastonbury, UK
Materials: clay, iron oxide, stone ware, terracotta, sand
Height: 22 cm
1 Piece
As a handmade product, dimensions and look might vary slightly making each goddess truly unique.
Please note that this price includes 20% UK VAT. UK VAT will be immediately refunded to EU/ROW Customers.
IxCacao is the Mayan Goddess of the cacao tree and was often invoked in prayer along with other agricultural deities.
Ixcacao is a handmade, ceramic, ornamental piece. Perfectly suited for alters and mantel pieces.
Built into her voluptuous shape are breasts that resemble cacao pods and an offering bowl formed from her hands.
Handmade in Glastonbury, UK
Materials: clay, iron oxide, stone ware, terracotta, sand
Height: 22 cm
1 Piece
As a handmade product, dimensions and look might vary slightly making each goddess truly unique.
Please note that this price includes 20% UK VAT. UK VAT will be immediately refunded to EU/ROW Customers.
Burning bright in the heart of Mayan mythology, the spirit of Ixcacao… She is an imaginative figure often seen dressed in white blossoms, the Goddess of Cacao. Throughout time she has been worshiped alongside other agricultural deities. Ixcacao’s fruits are thought to have intoxicating and aphrodisiac properties, traditionally used in ceremony by being brewed into a spicy, bittersweet drink. There are legends of people permitted to walk for days without food. This magical mother who provides us with her joyous beans is surely one to be grateful for!
