Greek Pantheon Grand Altar Box

This is our grand altar box honoring the Greek pantheon with multiple deities honored in its contents with imagery of them and their sacred symbols alike. All offerings are contains inside a vintage metal tin with a floral motif on the lid and muses or nymphs dancing around the outside of the tin. All offerings are able to fit inside the box for folx who are still in the broom closet and may need to tuck their altars away from time to time and those who do not have much space.

The following offerings are included in this altar:
- 1 bust of Aphrodite (Goddess of Love and Beauty) in bonded alabaster
- 1 bust of Ares (God of War and Protection) in bonded charcoal
- 1 terracotta altar tile of Hekate (Goddess of Witchcraft) in her triple form with stone-like texture
- 1 terracotta altar tile of Diana of Ephesus (Artemis, Mother of the Wild) with stone-like texture
- 1 hand-carved pocket statue of Demeter of Erinys (Demeter the Black, the Justice Seeker) in bonded garnet
- 1 bonded alabaster Apollo of Belvedere (God of the Sun and Music)
- 1 bonded iron oxide Aphrodite Areia (Aphrodite the Warlike)
- 1 bonded copper carbonate Fortuna (Goddess of Luck, Fate, and Fortune)
- 1 silver polymer clay altar tile of Dionysos (God of Wine and Religious Ecstasy) with grapes in his hair
- 1 white polymer clay altar tile of Hermes (Messenger God of Initiation) with hand-painted gold and red details
- 1 white polymer clay altar tile of Medusa (Gorgon Goddess) with hand-painted golden details
- 1 terracotta Gorgoneion altar tile, depicting the apotropaic form of Medusa
- 1 antique gold polymer clay Venus de Milo head altar tile
- 1 coaster depicting Alexander the Great; this form has been associated with Dionysos and Pan alike
- 1 golden gateway altar tile, representing the heavenly door to Olympus through which we may call upon the gods
- 1 bonded atomized copper torch tile with hand-painted details: the torch is the sacred symbol of Hekate, Demeter, and Persephone
- 1 wheat altar coin, honoring Demeter as the Goddess of the Harvest
- 1 poppy altar tile, honoring the sacred plant of Demeter and Hypnos
- 1 silver lyre altar tile, honoring the sacred instrument created by Hermes and wielded by Apollo
- 1 Greek coin, sacred to Fortuna as a form of currency; sacred to chthonic gods like Hades, Persephone, Hekate, and Hermes for their use in ancient funerary practices; sacred to Persephone, Dionysos, and Apollo for the small dolphins depicted on the coin which are the sacred animal of all three
- 1 large lion in gold with black hand-painted details, honoring Kybele/Rhea, the Mother of the Gods and Teacher of Wild Things, whose sacred chariot is drawn by lions
- 1 small black lion altar tile with gold hand-painted details, honoring Kybele and the lion-children she is said to raise
- 1 bronze turtle incense burner that holds stick incense through its shell; the shell can be removed to clear any ash that has fallen. The turtle is sacred to both Hermes (who makes his lyre from a turtle shell) and Aphrodite Ourania, who is depicted standing on a turtle
- 1 large vintage cow altar tile; the cow is sacred to many deities in the Greek pantheon including Dionysos, Poseidon, Demeter, and more
- 1 vintage chime candle holder lined with sunflowers, flowers which are sacred to Apollo