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Posted On: October 31st 2026, 10:13 pm
Halloweek @cafematailm - this year I decided to do a theme all week. The theme was different goddesses from different cultures of the world.
Unplanned and obviously not a goddess ~ Dia De Los Muertos (@aesthetically_natalie demanded something for the social media announcement and this is my easy go to look 😂)
The Morrígan ~ the Irish Goddess of War and Fate. She is deeply associated with battle, strife, prophecy, and territorial sovereignty. The bringer of change and a shapeshifter often taking the form of a raven.
Gaia ~ from Greek mythology she is said to be a primordial goddess and the physical personification of the Earth.
Isis ~ Originally called Aset, is the Egyptian goddess of magic, healing, protection, and motherhood.
Unplanned and obviously not a goddess ~ Dia De Los Muertos (@aesthetically_natalie demanded something for the social media announcement and this is my easy go to look 😂)
The Morrígan ~ the Irish Goddess of War and Fate. She is deeply associated with battle, strife, prophecy, and territorial sovereignty. The bringer of change and a shapeshifter often taking the form of a raven.
Gaia ~ from Greek mythology she is said to be a primordial goddess and the physical personification of the Earth.
Isis ~ Originally called Aset, is the Egyptian goddess of magic, healing, protection, and motherhood.
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