A print-ready PDF version is also available.
36 goddesses from world traditions on one guide. Goddess figurines and altar pieces sell better with a story. This guide gives 36 goddesses from around the world, each with her origin, title, a description and her symbols.
What's on the guide
Side 1: 18 goddess cards including Hina, Parvati, Inanna, Isis, Kali, Kuan-Yin, Tlazolteotl, Nut and Xochiquetzal.
Side 2: 18 more goddesses including Durga, Amaterasu, Aphrodite-Venus, Freya, Gaia, Hel, Athena-Minerva and Hera-Juno.
- 36 goddess cards, 18 on each side, each with a small illustration
- Each card lists a title and place of origin, such as Kali, Goddess of Dark, India
- A short description of each goddess's story and role
- A traditional epithet for each, like Isis, "The daughter of earth and sky"
- Symbols and sacred animals, such as Athena-Minerva's helmet, shield and owl
- Traditions from Greece, Egypt, India, Sumeria, China, Japan, Nordic, Aztec, Polynesia and Africa
Who it's for
Witch & occult shops, Goddess spirituality circles, Gift boutiques, Workshop teachers.
Ways to use it
- Display beside goddess statues and altar figurines so shoppers can read each deity's story and symbols.
- Use in women's circles or goddess workshops to help each participant choose a goddess to work with.
- Pair with oracle decks or altar kits as a gift-with-purchase for customers building a devotional space.
The details
- 5 identical guides per pack
- Double-sided, laminated cardstock, 160 x 240 mm (about 6.3 x 9.4 in)
- Laminated to handle daily counter use and wipe clean
- No supplier branding on the guide
- Designed in-house by Stonebridge Imports, printed in Canada
Questions
Which cultures are included?
Goddesses come from many traditions, including Greek, Egyptian, Hindu, Sumerian, Chinese, Japanese, Nordic, Aztec, Polynesian, Haitian and African, among others, with the place of origin printed on each card.
What does each goddess entry include?
Each card shows her name, title, place of origin, a short description, a traditional epithet in quotes and, on most cards, her symbols or sacred animals.
A print-ready PDF version is also available.
36 goddesses from world traditions on one guide. Goddess figurines and altar pieces sell better with a story. This guide gives 36 goddesses from around the world, each with her origin, title, a description and her symbols.
What's on the guide
Side 1: 18 goddess cards including Hina, Parvati, Inanna, Isis, Kali, Kuan-Yin, Tlazolteotl, Nut and Xochiquetzal.
Side 2: 18 more goddesses including Durga, Amaterasu, Aphrodite-Venus, Freya, Gaia, Hel, Athena-Minerva and Hera-Juno.
- 36 goddess cards, 18 on each side, each with a small illustration
- Each card lists a title and place of origin, such as Kali, Goddess of Dark, India
- A short description of each goddess's story and role
- A traditional epithet for each, like Isis, "The daughter of earth and sky"
- Symbols and sacred animals, such as Athena-Minerva's helmet, shield and owl
- Traditions from Greece, Egypt, India, Sumeria, China, Japan, Nordic, Aztec, Polynesia and Africa
Who it's for
Witch & occult shops, Goddess spirituality circles, Gift boutiques, Workshop teachers.
Ways to use it
- Display beside goddess statues and altar figurines so shoppers can read each deity's story and symbols.
- Use in women's circles or goddess workshops to help each participant choose a goddess to work with.
- Pair with oracle decks or altar kits as a gift-with-purchase for customers building a devotional space.
The details
- 5 identical guides per pack
- Double-sided, laminated cardstock, 160 x 240 mm (about 6.3 x 9.4 in)
- Laminated to handle daily counter use and wipe clean
- No supplier branding on the guide
- Designed in-house by Stonebridge Imports, printed in Canada
Questions
Which cultures are included?
Goddesses come from many traditions, including Greek, Egyptian, Hindu, Sumerian, Chinese, Japanese, Nordic, Aztec, Polynesian, Haitian and African, among others, with the place of origin printed on each card.
What does each goddess entry include?
Each card shows her name, title, place of origin, a short description, a traditional epithet in quotes and, on most cards, her symbols or sacred animals.
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Ritual & Spirit
What's on the Goddesses guide
Goddess figurines and altar pieces sell better with a story. This guide gives 36 goddesses from around the world, each with her origin, title, a description and her symbols.
Side 1
18 goddess cards including Hina, Parvati, Inanna, Isis, Kali, Kuan-Yin, Tlazolteotl, Nut and Xochiquetzal.
Side 2
18 more goddesses including Durga, Amaterasu, Aphrodite-Venus, Freya, Gaia, Hel, Athena-Minerva and Hera-Juno.
- 36 goddess cards, 18 on each side, each with a small illustration
- Each card lists a title and place of origin, such as Kali, Goddess of Dark, India
- A short description of each goddess's story and role
- A traditional epithet for each, like Isis, "The daughter of earth and sky"
- Symbols and sacred animals, such as Athena-Minerva's helmet, shield and owl
- Traditions from Greece, Egypt, India, Sumeria, China, Japan, Nordic, Aztec, Polynesia and Africa
For shop owners & practitioners
How shops use the Goddesses guide
- 1
Display beside goddess statues and altar figurines so shoppers can read each deity's story and symbols.
- 2
Use in women's circles or goddess workshops to help each participant choose a goddess to work with.
- 3
Pair with oracle decks or altar kits as a gift-with-purchase for customers building a devotional space.
Display it next to:Goddess statues & figurinesAltar suppliesOracle & tarot decksCandles
Popular with:Witch & occult shopsGoddess spirituality circlesGift boutiquesWorkshop teachers
The maths
One 5-pack, five sales
With a wholesale account (50% off), every guide you sell at the suggested retail pays for itself twice.
- Your cost per guide
- $3.60
- Suggested retail
- $7.20
- Profit per 5-pack
- $18.00
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