Tamar - Goddess of the Sky. - Georgian Goddess

Tamar - Goddess of the Sky.

Tamar is a Goddess of the Sky who controlled the weather. She is an eternal virgin who rode through the air on a serpent saddled and bridled with gold. Each year she would capture Dilis Varskvlavi, the Morning Star, who was master of winter. Whenever he escaped, snow would begin to fall.

--~Attributes and Correspondences~--

Area of Influence:
Sky, Weather

Pantheon: Georgian

Abode: -

Animals: -

Colours: -

Consort: -

Crystal: Gold

Day: -

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Element: Air

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Plant/Tree: -

Rune: -

Symbols: Serpent

Tarot Card: -

Time: Summer

Georgian - Gods and Goddesses

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