Hecate, Persephone, and Nyx at Tea in Olympus

Hecate, Persephone, and Nyx at Tea in Olympus — The Collection

Hecate, Persephone, and Nyx at Tea in Olympus is a collection rooted in ritual, rest, and feminine power expressed through presence rather than spectacle. Based on an original hand-painted work, the collection reimagines three mythic figures not in moments of conflict or command, but in a shared pause—gathered around tea, conversation, and quiet understanding.

This scene draws from the visual lineage of historical tea paintings—intimate compositions centered on connection and interior life—while transforming that tradition through myth. Hecate, Persephone, and Nyx appear not as distant deities, but as companions: guardians of thresholds, cycles, and night, meeting in a space where power is softened by familiarity.

The collection is designed for those drawn to myth as comfort rather than conquest, and to sacredness found in ordinary acts. It honors feminine authority that is collaborative, cyclical, and deeply knowing.

Each piece carries the same invitation:
slow down,
sit awhile,
and let the story hold you.