Goddess Ceres
Ceres is a Roman goddess of agriculture.
Ceres, the goddess of grains, harvest, and maternity, is in charge of rich soil and the earth's nourishment.
- She taught mankind how to cultivate the land, as well as how to produce, preserve, and cook food.
- Ceres is a sympathetic and benevolent goddess who becomes involved in the daily lives of her devotees.
Ceres is the embodiment of a mother's devotion and commitment to her offspring, perhaps most remembered for her persistent pursuit of her abducted daughter Prosperpina.
- She is seen with a scepter and a basket of fruits and flowers in her hand.
- Demeter is her Greek equivalent.
