Ceremonial Cacao Goddess

Ceremonial Cacao Goddess – Kaukawa Collection

This is not just a vessel — it is a presence.

The Ceremonial Cacao Goddess is a sacred sculpture born from the heart of the cacao tradition. Designed and hand-sculpted by a local ceramist, this piece embodies the feminine spirit of the cacao plant — a guardian of intuition, connection, and ancestral memory.

She holds a cacao pod close to her womb, symbolizing life, nourishment, and the sacred origin of the seed. Her swirling design evokes the energetic flow of the Earth, and her serene expression invites stillness and devotion. Her earrings, shaped like cacao drops, whisper the sweetness of the medicine she holds.

One of the most profound elements of this piece is the spiral symbol engraved on her body — an ancestral motif that carries deep meaning across Andean and Mesoamerican cosmologies. The spiral represents life force, evolution, and the infinite cycles of nature. It is a reminder of the path inward — to the heart — and outward — to the cosmos. In ceremonies, it becomes a visual prayer for transformation, expansion, and return to origin.

Use her as a ceremonial incense holder, altar centerpiece, or ritual offering to call in the cacao spirit during your sacred ritual. Whether you place copal, palo santo, or cacao itself in her bowl, the smoke that rises becomes a bridge — a prayer carried upward

To touch this goddess is to reconnect with the Earth. She invites you to slow down, breathe, and remember the sacred role cacao has played for centuries: as a guide, a teacher, and a heart-opener.

Let her presence bless your space and ceremonies with grounded beauty and ancestral wisdom.