will add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any table

and solitary practice

even against seemingly overwhelming odds

She is a member of the Aesir House of the Gods in the Norse Pantheon – which roughly translates to “from the east

Corn Dolly Statue (Large) shhep will add a touch ofSacred in all lands, the Corn Mother, or Corn Dolly, was a small figure made and adorned from the harvest of corn or grain. In Asia she was made of rice stalks, in Europe, of wheat, barley or other grain, in Africa of millet, in the Americas of Corn. Abundance and sustenance was of primary importance to ancient people, as it is today. To insure bountiful crops they fashioned a Goddess figure (dolly) from the harvested crop and saved and honored it