Goddess Gift Pack
Looking for a gift that’s fit for a Goddess?
You will receive:
IxCacao Goddess statue
Your choice of Ritual Cacao
Choose from:
200g or 500g of Peruvian or Ecuadorian Cacao
200g or 500g Ritual Cacao Bar
250g Ritual Cacao Pod
Please note that this price includes 20% UK VAT. This amount will be immediately refunded to EU/ROW Customers.
Looking for a gift that’s fit for a Goddess?
You will receive:
IxCacao Goddess statue
Your choice of Ritual Cacao
Choose from:
200g or 500g of Peruvian or Ecuadorian Cacao
200g or 500g Ritual Cacao Bar
250g Ritual Cacao Pod
Please note that this price includes 20% UK VAT. This amount will be immediately refunded to EU/ROW Customers.
Looking for a gift that’s fit for a Goddess?
You will receive:
IxCacao Goddess statue
Your choice of Ritual Cacao
Choose from:
200g or 500g of Peruvian or Ecuadorian Cacao
200g or 500g Ritual Cacao Bar
250g Ritual Cacao Pod
Please note that this price includes 20% UK VAT. This amount will be immediately refunded to EU/ROW Customers.
About Ixcacao
Burning bright in the heart of Mayan mythology, the spirit of Ixcacao shines on… Her fruits are thought to have intoxicating and aphrodisiac qualities, traditionally brewed in ceremonies into a spicy, bittersweet drink. This magical mother who provides us with her joyous beans is surely one to love and honour!
Ixcacao was historically invoked in rituals and ceremonies for blessings of love, fertility and abundance. With a voluptuous shape and breasts that resemble cacao pods, Ixcacao’s hands form a small offering bowl which can hold a chunk of cacao or some cacao beans or nibs, making a wonderful addition to any cacao shrine, altar or mantel piece and the perfect gift.
Handmade in Glastonbury, UK
Materials: clay, iron oxide, stone ware, terracotta, sand
Height: 22 cm | Width: 4 cm
As a handmade product, dimensions and look might vary slightly making each goddess truly unique.
Purchasing this gift supports indigenous communities in the Amazon as well as local craftspeople in the UK: each statue is hand-made by Kishi Bay Childs, an up-and-coming artist based in Glastonbury.
