Witch Three Graces

In classical mythology, the Three Graces—Aglaia (brightness and beauty), Euphrosyne (mirth), and Thalia (bloom)—represent the gifts that make life radiant. They remind us that grace is not only in how we appear but in how we live, how we share joy, and how we help beauty grow in others. I have reimagined them as witches, keepers of quiet transformation and the sacred rituals of everyday life. In this version, each Grace is paired with a symbolic tool: the mirror, the bell, and the chalice. Together they create a ritual of reflection, joy, and renewal. Aglaia holds the mirror, representing self-recognition and truth. She reminds us that beauty begins with seeing clearly, both light and shadow, and that grace is born from awareness. Euphrosyne rings the bell, calling in laughter, connection, and presence. Her sound awakens us to joy and invites energy to move again. Thalia lifts the chalice, offering abundance and bloom. She embodies fullness, generosity, and the art of becoming nourishe