Eris Figure – Wooden Greek Goddess Statue – Symbol of Chaos, Discord & Mythological Power in Ash Wood

🌪️ Eris Figure – Greek Goddess of Strife, Mystery & Unruly Fate

This bold wooden figure of Eris, the Greek goddess of discord, chaos, and conflict, is carved from ecological ash wood and finished with a protective varnish. Depicted in a commanding pose, Eris channels the energy of mythic upheaval — perfect for altars, mythology collections, or as a conversation-starting decor piece.

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✨ Highlights:

• ✔️ Expressive Carving – Captures Eris’s fierce presence and mythic symbolism
• ✔️ Chaos Embodied – Represents conflict, transformation, and divine unpredictability
• ✔️ Natural Finish – Warm wood tones enhance its dramatic aesthetic
• ✔️ Versatile Decor – Ideal for altars, desks, or mythology-inspired interiors
• ✔️ Gift-Ready – A powerful present for lovers of Greek legends and symbolic art

📖 Who Is Eris in Greek Mythology?

Eris (Ἔρις), whose name literally means “Strife”, is the personification of discord in Greek mythology. She is most famous for her role in the Trojan War, where she threw the Golden Apple of Discord inscribed “To the fairest” among the goddesses — sparking a rivalry between Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite, and ultimately leading to the Judgement of Paris.

Her origins vary:

• 🕊️ Daughter of Nyx (Night) in Hesiod’s Theogony
• ⚔️ Sister of Ares, often riding into battle beside him in Homer’s Iliad
• 💀 Mother of allegorical forces like Famine, Lies, and Oath-breaking

Eris is not just a troublemaker — she’s a catalyst, a divine force that exposes hidden tensions and drives transformation. In some traditions, she even has a dual nature: one Eris brings ruin, while the other inspires healthy competition.

🌀 Symbolism & Legacy

• ⚡ Golden Apple – The spark of rivalry and revelation
• 🛡️ Strife & Power – A force that even Zeus feared to challenge
• 🔮 Ambiguity & Depth – No fixed symbol, embodying pure chaos
• 🧠 Modern Relevance – Invoked metaphorically in times of upheaval and change

Eris remains a compelling figure in literature, art, and modern spirituality — a reminder that conflict can reveal truth, and that chaos often precedes clarity.