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A little Artemis had to come out to play today 🏹 👉 shopdixi.com #gothicfashion #gothicaesthetic #artemisgoddess #darkacademia #darkaesthetic https://www.instagram.com/p/CnsDkk_LHAw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
🏹Artemis, lover of woods and the wild chase over the mountains. Artemis, Virgin Huntress, beloved of wild animals and restrained by no man, mortal or God. Artemis, Moon Goddess, bearer of light, bringer of the Crescent Moon. Artemis, leader of Nymphs and protector of young Maidens.🏹www.shopdixi.com #artemisgoddess #dianagoddessofthehunt #artemis #greekmythology #greekgoddess #gothicfashion #gothicstyle https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnm5WIOLWDz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
🍃Enter the wild…🏹 Artemis is the Greek goddess of the wild, hunting, and the moon. She is the daughter of Zeus and Leto, twin sister of Apollo. She is often portrayed with a bow and arrows, and is a skilled huntress which is a sacred ritual for the animals she so adores. She is the protector of young animals and women, and a patron of childbirth. She is also associated with forests and wilderness, and is said to roam the wilderness with a pack of nymphs. Her symbols include the crescent moon and the deer.🌙🦌 www.shopdixi.com #naturewitch #artemisgoddess https://www.instagram.com/p/CnUHeW3rW5N/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
I forgot to do any “in progress “ shots of this one. But she is Artemis. The Goddess of the Hunt, the Moon, and the Wilderness. She is a daughter of Zeus and twin sister to Apollo. She is the personification of the independent female spirit…fearless and courageous, the Archetype she represents has a strong urge to follow her intuition. Brave and Wild, she does what she believes in, no matter what society says. Lark symbolism tells us that we’ve been fighting for awhile, but that the worst is over. The Latin name for Mugwort, the plant, is Artemesia, named after Artemis, because it is a plant that is said to enhance our dreams. It teaches us balance by using Artemis’ discipline and drive to devote our energy to those dreams. Follow my blog to read about how the goddesses and their stories have guided me on my healing journey. #artemisgoddess #archetypalart #spiritualawakening #goddessart #artemis #visionaryart #deerart #jungianart #healingart #healingjourney #artfortheheart (at Quesnel, British Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmQbd4_On-J/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Artemis is wearing a long garment (peplos) belted beneath her breasts and an elaborately draped mantle (himation). The quiver strap which runs diagonally across her chest allows her identification as the goddess of the hunt; the quiver itself was probably made of metal, as suggested by the dowel hole above her right shoulder-blade. The right hand, which has been broken off, is said to have been extant at the time the statuette was found and to have held the recognisable remains of a torch. Artemis is resting her left arm on a female figure with a high, basket-like headdress (kalathos); the figure is wearing the attire of late Archaic korai, familiar to us as votive offerings at the Acropolis in Athens. This small statue likely depicts a female cult servant or the ancient cult idol of the goddess herself. The motif of the goddess standing quietly, emphasised by the heavy, vertical folds on the right side, contrasts with the dynamic rhythm of the body. An additional contrast is provided by the stiff posture of the supporting figure and its deliberately different clothing, a throwback to an earlier style. The painterly effect of this statuette is based to a considerable extent on these contrasts and was originally further enhanced by a rich use of colour. The traces of it that remain were more clearly evident at the time the statuette was found.
The Artemis of Larnaca is a Hellenistic masterpiece of the late 2nd century BC. Given the grace of the elegant facial features and of the entire composition, it is not surprising that it was long assumed that the statuette reflected the immediate influence of the school of Praxiteles, who in classical antiquity was considered a master in the depiction of charis (grace), beguiling charm and human emotion.
