Hestia sculpture -3D MODEL

In Greek culture, Hestia is revered as the chaste deity presiding over the hearth, household, and hospitality. Born to Cronus and Rhea, she stands among the 12 Olympian gods. Hestia dutifully tends to both the mortal hearths and the divine flames of Olympus. She holds sway over food preparation and baking, with the ancient Greeks honoring her during meals.

Portrayed as serene and averse to conflict, Hestia rarely features in tales. She safeguards families and communities, with her flame symbolizing the home’s well-being. The fire within each dwelling was never to be extinguished, reflecting Hestia’s importance. Should her hearth’s flame fade, only friction-induced fire or sunlight captured through burning glasses could reignite it.