Celtic Triple Moon Goddess Leather Writing Journal

➤ Specification

• Color: Tan
• Size: 8 x 6 inch and 1.5-inch thickness
• Material: Leather And Handmade Paper
• Acid-Free; Unlined Recycled Cotton Fabric Paper
• Dual C-Lock Closure

➤ Features

• This leather notebook is made by hand with handmade paper.

• 8 x 6 inch and 1.5-inch thickness, easy for handwriting, drawing or sketching and compact for carrying in your bag.

• Ideal for alternative Artists Sketchbooks, Girls Diaries, Travelling, Watercolor Painting, Teen Journals, Poetry Work, Journalists, Guest Book, Food Planner, Scrapbook and Bible Journaling.

• ECO-FRIENDLY - 240 pages hand-crafted with recycled cotton which is acid-free & tree-free - environmentally kind!

• These premium ceramic coffee mugs capture brilliant, full-color designs and photographs for personalities and java drinkers of all walks of life!

• Use any pen on this thick quality paper which has a natural fiber variation, weighing 125gsm( both sides) of off-white/cream recycled paper.

• The moon can be seen as a representation of the Triple Goddess and the three phases of womanhood: the Maiden, the Mother and the Crone. As the symbol suggests, women share the same rhythm as the moon, with the female body typically corresponding to a 28-day cycle. Likewise, the three main phases of a woman’s life correspond with the three phases of the moon.

Triple moon symbol:

The Maiden – this is represented by the waxing moon. The Maiden is a symbol of youth, purity, pleasure, new beginnings, wildness, freedom and innocence. As a spiritual symbol, the Maiden is an invitation to explore spirituality and desires.

The Mother – the mother is represented by the full moon. The Mother symbolizes love, fertility, maturity, sexuality, abundance growth and creativity.

The Crone – this is the wise woman, represented by the waning moon. This phase embodies both the previous stages, including courage, independence, freedom, sexuality, fertility, creative energy and culmination. The crone represents the fulness of a lived life, embodying the wisdom gathered by living through both the ups and the downs of life..