Wiccan Queen Of Witches Aradia Statute

Wiccan Queen of Witches Aradia Statue This is Aradia, the great Moon goddess, the Queen of the Witches. In the late twentieth century, Aradia emerged as an essential Wiccan goddess. She is a significant spiritual inspiration for modern Wiccans and practitioners of witchcraft. Rites and descriptions are found within her book and testament. Key Features: Historical and Mythical Significance: Aradia was born in Volterra, Italy, on August 13, 1313, and stimulated a revival of Italian witchcraft and pre-Christian traditions long driven into hiding by the Church. She learned the Old Ways from her family and taught them to others. She was caught by the Inquisition and burned, but not before leaving the manuscript, allegedly the framework for the testament Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches, published in 1899 by folklorist C.G. Leland. Symbolic Design: The statue depicts Aradia with intricate details, capturing her as the powerful Moon goddess and the Queen of the Witches. High-Quality C