This Tree Goddess Statue is handcrafted from natural gypsum cement in Canada, her form transitioning into green, moss-like tree imagery; exact dimensions vary and aren't separately specified for this listing. This is a generic, stylized decorative figure whose form transitions into green, moss-like tree imagery, a nod to broad themes of abundance and inner knowledge rather than a depiction of any one specific named deity; it's included for its symbolic and decorative value as the largest, most detailed piece in this figurine lineup. What this statue reliably delivers is a genuine, handcrafted gypsum cement piece built around real tree-and-moss imagery, not a claim to depict any one specific named deity. Rather than holding a separate symbolic object, this figure's own body transitions directly into green, moss-like tree detailing, root and branch forms worked into her silhouette as a visual nod to broad themes of abundance and inner knowledge rather than to any single documented mythology. That integrated design, where figure and tree become one continuous form, sets this statue apart from the rest of this collection, and it's also the largest and most detailed piece we carry in this lineup, reflected in its position as the highest-priced statue in the group. Because the statue's exact dimensions are not separately specified for this listing, we describe it here honestly by material and design rather than inventing precise measurements; photos on the product page give the clearest sense of its scale and proportions before you buy. Its natural gypsum cement construction, handcrafted in Canada, gives it the same fine-grained, sculptural finish found across our other gypsum pieces, along with the same need for gentle handling and a stable, sheltered display spot given the statue's larger size and weight. See our Ritual Kits & Spell Supplies collection for more altar essentials, and our wider spiritual tools collection for more spiritual home tools. Place the statue on a stable, dedicated surface, take a moment with the tree-and-moss detailing, and dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth.