Do you ever struggle to find the perfect gift for the goddess in your life — something truly meaningful, not mass-made or forgettable?
Gifts for the Goddess was created for those moments when you want to give something truly meaningful—never mass-made, never forgettable. Each offering begins as an original artwork and is transformed into a small, collectible treasure, handcrafted in limited batches and released with intention. These pieces are designed to live with you, becoming part of daily rituals rather than passing moments. Every release appears quietly and in precious numbers, revealed first to those within the Circle, and never repeated. Available exclusively in the United States and Canada, with complimentary shipping included.
🌸 Monthly Mini Series
Some pieces make a statement. This one makes you feel held.
Valentine Piglet brings a sense of warmth and quiet joy into a space—the kind that softens the edges of the day. There’s a gentleness to her presence, framed in gold and flowers, that creates an immediate emotional response: comfort, affection, ease.
This Monthly Mini was created for those who are drawn to beauty with heart—art that feels personal, intimate, and quietly meaningful. It’s the piece that makes a home feel more loved, not more styled.
Once it’s there, you’ll wonder how the space ever felt complete without it.
Collectors Comments ✨
“I just received two of the Marilyn Monroe notebooks and the artists rendering was absolutely stunning. Without question, this item would be absolute joy to receive as a gift so keep your friends and relatives in mind if you would like to present them with a memorable gift and a joy to behold. ”
✨ Greeting Cards
You don’t give these cards casually.
You give them when you want someone to feel seen.
This trio was created for those moments when a text message isn’t enough — when you want your words to arrive wrapped in beauty, intention, and care. Each image carries a soft undercurrent of love: romantic, yes, but also reflective, feminine, and quietly powerful.
These cards are blank inside because they’re meant to hold your voice. They adapt effortlessly — birthdays, thank-yous, encouragement, celebration, sympathy, love — without ever feeling generic.
Paired with gold envelopes, they feel special before they’re even opened. And long after the message is read, they tend to be kept.
Because some things are too beautiful to throw away.
🌙 Goddess Tea Towels
These towels were designed to live together.
Not because they match —
but because they feel right side by side.
The Resplendent in Rococo Tea Towel brings presence and softness into the kitchen — a quiet figure surrounded by floating hearts, adapted from my original painting and reimagined for everyday ritual.
The Valentine Hearts Tea Towel carries the rhythm — layers of reds and pinks that echo warmth, affection, and joy. Its pattern was intentionally pulled into the figure towel so the two speak the same visual language.
Individually, each towel is beautiful.
Together, they create a feeling — thoughtful, romantic, and intentional.
Sold separately, designed to coordinate.
🪽 The Holding Heart
A Goddess Treasure for rings, notes, and tender things. A heart-shaped keepsake created to hold what matters most. Featuring my soft pastel painting Broken Strand, this piece is a gentle resting place for rings, notes, and small treasures—an invitation to honor love in all its forms.
📖 Hardcover Godess Notebooks – Marilyn in Diamonds & Marilyn Reigns
This is the kind of notebook you don’t rush into.
You open it slowly.
You write with intention.
Featuring Resplendent in Rococo on the cover, this hardcover journal invites you into a quieter, more considered space — one where beauty and thoughtfulness meet. She doesn’t ask you to perform or prove anything. She simply reminds you who you already are.
Inside, lined pages wait patiently for your reflections, plans, prayers, lists, dreams — whatever needs a place to land. On the back, an affirmation anchors the experience, meant to be read again and again:
“I bloom without apology. I carry grace, depth, and quiet power.”
This journal isn’t about productivity.
It’s about presence.
