Roman Mythology Bronze Famous Ancient Ceres Goddess Sculpture

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Ceres goddess sculpture showed a goddess of agriculture, grain, fertility, and motherly relationships. Corn ornaments serve as one of goddess Cere’s decorations, which depicts Ceres holding a bundle of grain in its left arm, supposedly representing the importance of agriculture to the country. In Roman mythology, Ceres was the goddess of agriculture and harvest, symbolizing the fertile soil that gave birth to human civilization. She was worshipped as the mother who nourished all living beings.

Ceres was the Roman goddess of agriculture and harvest. She was one of the twelve main gods of Rome. Ceres was the sister of Jupiter and one of the most popular deities in the West. She taught people to cultivate and give life to the earth. She has boundless power to make the earth fertile, to make plants flourish, and to produce crops. Or she can make the earth wither, everything wither, nothing grows. She can also make people have unlimited wealth. At the same time, it can also leave people penniless and destitute. Bronze Ceres goddess sculpture is so popular. We also have many statues of Roman gods to choose from.