Goddess dreams

Copper earrings

Pendant earrings made in the electroforming technique, which allows you to reproduce the smallest details and the original appearance of wild poppy heads. Poppy boxes of different sizes are connected by forged copper rings. The descending copper waterfall emphasizes the elegance of the neck line.

Black tourmalines

Hidden grains of passion in the form of black tourmalines are engraved inside the mellow box. This stone has protective properties not only during the day but also at night: when you sleep and have dreams.
According to the Vedic astrological tradition, the schorl is associated with Saturn and carries the energy of fundamentality inherent of this planet. In a dark cave you can also hide and feel its warmth and comfort. This darkness is for rest. Like mother’s lap…
To find out if the schorl is right for you, visit the Your Stone page.

Pendants-pops

Elongated designer jewelry naturally attracts attention.
Earrings with pendants help to feel like a goddess and hold on with dignity. It is enough to extend the top of the head to the sky.
The earrings are perfectly combined with the jewelry of the author’s collection “Mekona Goddess”.

Legends and myths

The symbol of the poppy contains deep meanings, including the god Morpheus and everything connected with the sleep and the afterlife.
Ancient culture left objects that had a ritual purpose. Findings associated with poppies are found in Greece, Rome, Minor Asia: figurines, ornaments, remnants of poppy seeds on the walls of ancient jugs. The clay statuette “poppy goddess”, found in Crete during excavations is especially interesting. The figure of a woman whose hair is decorated with a crown of long stems with tops. Archaeological analysis shows that the “Mecona Goddess” is about 1300 BC.
Another prototype of Demeter, the poppy goddess, is Mother Earth from Ukrainian pagan legends: “One day the soldiers of the settlement went on a campaign, and the nomads surrounded the city, looking for beautiful gates, but the women left the town through an underground passage into the field, looking for a shelter in the woods, but the Pechenegs caught them. The captives prayed to the Mother Earth, who protected them: each of the girls turned into a poppy flower as soon as the enemy touched her. The gang, left without armor, was suddenly exhausted by the spell of sleep. In the morning the men came back and saw the enemy detachment in a field covered with red poppies. When the last pecheneg was killed, the enchanted flowers turned into women.”