Mama Quilla

Introducing the Mama Quilla SacredHair Wrap, a celestial adornment inspired by the Incan moon goddess associated with fertility and the lunar calendar and her cycles. This sacred hair wrap features a captivating design adorned with moons scattered across the fabric in a warm orange hue, symbolizing creativity, enthusiasm, and transformation. The white tassels add a touch of purity and clarity to the piece, reflecting the luminous energy of Mama Quilla.

Embrace the divine connection to the moon and embody the qualities of Mama Quilla, including intuition, nurturing, and emotional balance. By wearing the Mama Quilla Sacred Hair Wrap, you can tap into the goddess's energy to enhance your own intuition, connect with your inner wisdom, and foster creativity in your life. The vibrational energy of orange is associated with joy, vitality, and enthusiasm, encouraging you to embrace new opportunities, ignite your passion, and bring positive change into your life.

Let the Mama Quilla Sacred Hair Wrap be a symbol of your connection to the lunar cycles, your inner wisdom, and the transformative power of the moon goddess. Tapping into your feminine intuition and unique power. Embrace the radiant energy of Mama Quilla and let it guide you on your journey of self-discovery and growth.

Mama Quilla, the Incan moon goddess, holds a significant place in Andean mythology and history. She was believed to be one of the most important deities in the Inca pantheon, representing the moon, femininity, fertility, and the passage of time. The Incas worshipped Mama Quilla as the daughter of the supreme creator god, Viracocha, and the sister and wife of Inti, the sun god.

The oral traditions and stories surrounding Mama Quilla were passed down through generations by Incan priests, storytellers, and shamans. These narratives were an integral part of Incan culture and spirituality, shaping beliefs, rituals, and ceremonies that honored the goddess and her connection to the moon.

Mama Quilla was revered for her role in governing the lunar cycles, influencing the tides, and symbolizing the feminine aspects of creation and fertility. She was often depicted as a beautiful woman adorned with silver and lunar symbols, radiating wisdom, compassion, and divine grace.

Over time, the stories of Mama Quilla and her significance in Incan cosmology became ingrained in oral traditions, religious practices, and cultural beliefs, preserving the legacy of the moon goddess for future generations. Through these oral teachings and sacred narratives, Mama Quilla's influence and power continued to be celebrated and revered among the Incan people, ensuring her place as a divine and timeless figure in Andean mythology.