Mokosh, as a goddess in East Slavic mythology, is associated with fate, fertility, women's crafts (spinning, weaving) and housekeeping. In Polish mythology there is no counterpart of Mokosh as a separate goddess, but her functions and attributes may partly echo ideas about other deities and female figures.
In Slavic mythology:
Mokosh - goddess of fate, fertility, women's crafts (spinning, weaving) and housekeeping.
She is often depicted with raised hands, which may hold a horn of plenty or a bird, and also next to the Rozhanitsy, Dolya and Nedolya.
She is associated with the earth, water, the harvest and is considered the patroness of women.
Her attributes are the spindle, yarn, a ball of wool.
The painting was made for an ethnic festival.
