atelier RHEAsilvia
Goddess Art
Monumental goddess sculptures, hand-built in clay. One-of-a-kind ceramic art from Austria, from 130 to 225 centimetres tall.
The Temple
A circle of goddesses
Meet the goddesses in the temple: every sculpture one of a kind, built, painted and fired by hand. Look around the panoramic room and discover each goddess.
Look around the temple and use the arrows to meet each goddess.

The artist
RHEAsilvia
In her atelier in Pöttsching, Austria, RHEAsilvia gives the goddesses of prehistoric and ancient Europe a body in clay. Her sculptures grow from a fascination with mythology and the many forms of the feminine.
Each monumental goddess is built by hand in three parts, painted and fired two or three times. Months of work go into a single piece. No moulds, no editions: every sculpture is one of a kind.
Meet Silvia and her workFrom the atelier
What the atelier offers
Hand-built monumental ceramics, small ceramic goddesses, 925 silver fairies and goddess pendants from the atelier. The large goddess statues are one of a kind and available on request. The smaller pieces are made to order.
Monumental goddesses
One-of-a-kind pieces from 130 to 225 centimetres, built by hand, painted and fired several times. Available on request.
Small ceramic goddesses
Hand-built goddesses in a small format, glazed and fired. Made to order.
Goddess pendants
Pendants featuring the goddesses of the atelier. Made to order.
925 silver fairies
Small fairies in 925 sterling silver. Made to order.
Monumental
The large goddesses stand 130 to 225 centimetres tall: hand-built ceramic at a scale found almost nowhere else in the world. They meet you at eye level.
One of a kind
Each piece is built by hand from clay, never cast, never repeated. Clay, glaze and fire make sure of it.
From Austria
Created by RHEAsilvia in her atelier in Pöttsching, Austria. Already at home with collectors across Europe.
Which goddess speaks to you?
Discover available works or begin a conversation about a goddess made for you. Every enquiry goes straight to the atelier and is answered personally. There is no obligation in asking.









