Roman Goddess & Votive Figure Replicas

Inside every Roman home stood a small sacred shrine, the lararium, devoted to the spirits that safeguarded the household. each day, family members gathered there to carry out rituals that honoured and protected these spirits. At the heart of the lararium were statues of gods and goddesses most important to the family, where offerings of food or incense may be left.

Museum Quality Replica Goddesses and Votive Figures are handmade in the UK from fine white pipe clay, using traditional methods and tools, and are based on archaeological finds. Each piece is shaped and finished by hand, reflecting the authentic craftsmanship of the Roman world.

Natural variations in the clay and firing process make every figure unique, offering a genuine connection to the artistry and devotion of antiquity.

Aphrodite height 14cm x base 3cm: goddess of love, beauty and prosperity was often honoured for her power to bless the family with harmony, fertility and good fortune.

Fortuna height 16cm x base 5cm: goddess of luck, fate and abundance, whose favour was sought to guide the fortunes of the family and ensure success in all aspects of life.

Dea Nutrix height 15.5cm x width 6cm: goddess of nourishment and motherhood, often depicted nurturing an infant. She was called upon to bless children and families, symbolising care, fertility and the life-giving power of the home.

Boar length 11cm x height 6cm: boars were often associated with strength, courage and protection in Roman religion, and votive figures like this were offered at household shrines or temples to honour these qualities.