Goddess Khloris by Alina Cochran

27" H × 10" W × 10" D
Ceramic
Khloris, Goddess of Flowers and New Growth, is inspired by the enduring cycles of nature and the quiet resilience found in every season of life. Drawing from Greek mythology, the sculpture embodies renewal, transformation, and hope through organic textures, blossoms, butterflies, and moss that emerge from the earth-like form. The vibrant crimson flower symbolizes passion and the creative spirit, while subtle protective eyes reference ancient traditions of safeguarding beauty from envy. Khloris invites viewers to pause and reflect on the interconnectedness of humanity and the natural world, reminding us that growth often follows adversity and that every life, like every flower in a garden, contributes its own unique beauty to the whole.