Goddess Nu Kua

 

Nu Kua is a Chinese creation deity.

Nu Kua is the one who brings order to the universe's primordial chaos, putting the land, sea, and sky in their proper places.

She created the first people out of clay and established marriage and social regulations.

She is represented as a mermaid, half lady, and half dragon.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Ilmatar Or Luonnotar

 

Ilmatar, also known as Luonnotar, is a Finnish creator goddess.

Ilmatar created the world out of three duck eggs that hatched and gave birth to the earth, sky, and agriculture.

Ilmatar drew forth fresh spring water and sowed seeds so that the soil would prosper when the yolks of the eggs merged to produce the sun.

The Daughter of Nature is how she is referred to.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Hera

 

Hera is the Greek goddess of the sky.

Hera is the Olympian goddess of the sky, marriage, and women, as well as the Olympian queen of gods.

She is a woman's guidance in all aspects of her life, including love and financial freedom.

She despises treachery, especially inside the marital union, and she is ruthless in her retaliation.

Hera's emblems include the peacock, the cuckoo bird, and pomegranates, and her name means "Great Lady."