Lady Luck - Roman Goddess Fortuna Statue

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Lady Luck Statue
Goddess Fortuna - Tyche Figurines

Exquisite contemporary design of the Goddess of Luck and Fortune. Coins pour from her abundant cornucopia.
This spectacular Fortuna Statue makes an excellent and unique poker trophy!

Large Cold Cast Bronze statue.
(bronze finished resin)

Height x Length x Width =
29" ( 73.7 cm)x 10" (25.4 cm)x 8" (20.3 cm)

Suggested Retail: $239.00
Our Special Pricing: $198.00
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Goddess Fortuna

Medium Cold Cast Bronze statue,
same as above.
11.25 inches tall

Suggested Retail: $52.50
Our Price: $44.00
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Roman Fortuna Goddess Statue
9 inch marble white colored
Gypsumstone statue.

Here, we see her portrayed with her wheel. In her right hand she holds a rudder, which she steers, altering our karmic paths. Her overflowing cornucopia and great benevolence make her similar to the beloved Hindu Elephant God Ganesh.

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[2nd century CE, provenance unknown]

Fortuna is Lady Luck, who promises riches

The Goddess or Fate who ruled each individual's "Wheel of Fortune," called Tyche by the Greeks, was envisioned as a kindly deity similar to a guardian angel. Her Roman name was Fortuna.

Fortuna was the Roman Goddess of Fortune, chance, and prosperity, and one of the most popular Roman deities during the period of Servius Tullius.

She was the Roman adaptation of the Greek Goddess of Fortune, Tykhe. Other names for her were Primigenia, Virilis, Respiciens, Muliebris, and Annonaria.

She is usually portrayed standing, blindfolded, wearing a rich dress and holding either the cornucopia, rudder, ball, or wheel of fortune.