Lamia Statue/Moon Serpent Goddess/ Greek Mythology Wooden Sculpture | Dark Feminine Energy Totem | Pagan Decor

Mythology & Origin
In ancient Greek mythology, Lamia is a mysterious serpent woman, often described as a daughter of Poseidon and beloved of Zeus. Consumed by jealousy, Hera transformed her into a wandering creature between worlds. Over time, Lamia became a symbol of hidden feminine power, dark intuition, and transformation through suffering — a guardian of forbidden wisdom and the threshold between light and shadow.

Statue Details
Material: Natural ash wood
Finish: Protective varnish
Size: 8.0 × 4.3 × 1.1 in (20.5 × 11 × 3 cm)
Style: Fantasy-mythological, mystical sculpture

Symbolism
Snake — renewal, transformation, hidden strength
Moon — mystery, feminine intuition, night wisdom
Water — dreams, subconscious, emotional depth
Tree — grounding, connection to nature
Gaze — self-awareness and spiritual awakening

Decor & Use
A striking piece for gothic, mystical, or nature-inspired interiors. Ideal for altars, tarot spaces, creative studios, or as a unique mythological collectible. Radiates an atmosphere of mystery, protection, and inner balance — a talisman of strength and self-acceptance.