It is a sculpture by a friend of mine, Laurie Hennig. This particular one belongs to my friend Sharon Wheat. I have one by Laurie that is a woman with a fox’s head. They don’t represent any specific goddess. Just the fabrications of her creative mind.
Very cool looking. And where do myths, goddesses, etc. come from but creative minds? Not sure if you saw it but my A2Z this April will be on goddesses from all places and all times.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Which goddess is this?
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It is a sculpture by a friend of mine, Laurie Hennig. This particular one belongs to my friend Sharon Wheat. I have one by Laurie that is a woman with a fox’s head. They don’t represent any specific goddess. Just the fabrications of her creative mind.
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Very cool looking. And where do myths, goddesses, etc. come from but creative minds? Not sure if you saw it but my A2Z this April will be on goddesses from all places and all times.
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Send me a link to remind me so I don’t miss it, Lisa.
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p.s. Is Laurie still making sculpture?
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She is. Her husband and son and daughter-in-law do, too. I have tons of their work. They were our best friends when we lived in Boulder Creek.
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I like what I’m seeing.
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See them and their work here: https://www.hennigstudios.com/
You won’t be disappointed. They are fabulous.
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Thanks, Judy!
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