Hestia Statue

The Greeks honoured Hestia as the goddess of hearth and home, the source of warmth, light and nourishment in every household.

Who Was Hestia?

Hestia personified the sacred fire burning in the hearth, which was never allowed to go out except during special rituals. At every family sacrifice, she received the first offering, sweet wine and the richest portion of food, symbolising her central place in daily life.

Though she had no public temples of her own, Hestia was honoured in every sanctuary, no matter which god it was dedicated to. Known for her kind, forgiving and gentle nature, she was peaceful and non-confrontational.

Displaying Your Hestia Statue

Hestia was the eldest daughter of Cronos and Rhea, swallowed by Cronos at birth and later regurgitated along with her siblings. Many people place it specifically in their kitchen or living space, letting her presence bless the home with warmth.

Browse the rest of our Greek and Roman gods collection to find another figure for your altar or shelf. This statue also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone settling into a new home.

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