Feb 7, 2025
lithuanian mythology: austėja
goddess of the bees, she is isssociated with growth, abundance, and reproduction, she has been a protective figure for families and regarded as the true “mother of bees.”
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lithuanian mythology: austėja
goddess of the bees, she is isssociated with growth, abundance, and reproduction, she has been a protective figure for families and regarded as the true “mother of bees.”
The Goddess of Bees - Emily Bolivet Art
Goddess of Bees
Belisama (Brigit) : Celtic Goddess
Beyla : Nordic scandinavian Goddess
Austeja : Baltic Goddess
Mellona : Roman Goddess
Bhramari Devi : Hindu Goddess
Austeja the goddess of bees in Baltic mythology )O( Enjoy
Austeja, Lithuanian Goddess of Bees
Austėja (Comes from Audėja, meaning weaver, or Austi, meaning to weave, to fly by quickly.)
Austėja was the Goddess of Bees, bee keeping, and large families. Quick and hardworking, she represented the focus and companionship of a network of love and warmth. Her power looked after both bees and families and encouraged their growth. If there is a family of bees, then there will be a family of people nearby also.
DIEVAI is a visual concept inspired by ancient Lithuanian mythology. From the recognizable God of Thunder, Perkūnas, to the sweet, neglected Goddess of Bees Austėja, this series covers the interpretations of a chosen few. Their legends are not forgotten.
Never posted my lovely goddess friends here. <3
Me as Vakarinė / Faber’s Cosplay Trip as Austėja / Vanessa as Jūratė from Tree of Savior - Photo by @rukycosplaycrafts
Austeja, Lithuanian Goddess of Bees
We call to Austeja, Goddess of Bees