Painted lightly in the colors of the sky at twilight, this statue of a Goddess of Wind is a beautiful piece of imagery. Clad in loose, sheer robes that billow across her windswept form, she is a lithe creature, with a face at once marked in sorrow and at peace and framed in her long, billowing hair that is swept aside by the harsh caress of a storm wind, held out of her face by an upraised arm. With knees bent, she seems almost sitting upon the breath of the wind, with her feet shrouded in clouds that are painted in the same twilight colors of her hair. She seems indeed a goddess of the sunset and the sunrise. A creature created of clouds and winds and all of the mystery and magick that one can find in the study of such things. Standing 8 1/2" high and 5" wide, she is the perfect addition to your altar or otherwise a fantastic icon to be placed where ever you might wish it within your home.
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