Diana Moon Goddess Shooting Arrow with Blue Moon Statue Figurine 7.5H

Under a Silver Moon, She Draws Her Bow: The Diana Moon Goddess Statue

Diana stands poised with her bow drawn beneath a blue crescent moon. This Diana moon goddess statue was sculpted by Oberon Zell. It is cast in acrylic resin in silver and blue, with a crystal bead on the arrow.

Diana was the Roman goddess of the hunt, the wilds, and the moon. Greeks knew her as Artemis. She was a protector of young women and wild creatures. Any statue of the Roman goddess Diana honors that double role.

Her crescent moon links her to the night sky. This Diana moon goddess statue shows both sides of her nature, the hunter and the lunar guide.

Silver, Blue, and a Crystal Arrow

The silver and blue palette suggests moonlight. The crystal bead on the arrow catches light as you move. A moon goddess figurine suits an altar or a bedside shelf. This moon goddess figurine pairs well with candles.

Browse more in our Wiccan and pagan collection. The Diana moon goddess statue also makes a gift for devotees of the lunar cycle.

Product Details

• Subject: Diana, Roman goddess of the hunt and moon
• Sculptor: Oberon Zell
• Material: Acrylic resin, silver and blue, crystal bead
• Size: 7.5 in H x 5.25 in W x 2.25 in D
• Weight: 1.4 lbs
• SKU / PN: T131280

Display Notes

Handle the crystal bead gently. Place the Diana moon goddess statue where moonlight or candlelight can reach it. Dust it with a soft cloth. A Diana archer statue is a gift for lovers of myth.

Oberon Zell and Modern Goddess Art

Oberon Zell is an American sculptor and author known for mythic figures. He helped shape modern pagan imagery from the 1960s onward. His goddess and dragon sculptures draw on classical myth and folklore. They are widely loved by collectors of spiritual art.

For More Reading

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Diana and Artemis
• World History Encyclopedia: Diana