Mama Sara – The Goddess of Sacred Corn – Inca Mythology

Mama Sara is the Inca goddess of corn, a symbol of fertility and sustenance. Representing agricultural abundance, she is associated with the prosperity of the harvest and the cycle of life. Worshiped in planting and harvest rituals, Mama Sara is crucial for the subsistence of Inca communities, ensuring food and nourishment.

Art: Marcus Aquino
Color: Arthur Russo

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