Artemisiah

Moon Child

• The Tauress

  • Name: Artemisiah
  • Gender: Female
  • Nicknames: Misiah(Dergo), Matri Arte(Fufa)
  • Race: Minotaur
  • Deity: Greek Pantheon, though mostly Artemis
  • Handedness: Ambidextrous, prefers right
  • Age: 45(considered young for her kind)
  • Birthday: June 21st
  • Body Type: She holds a nice curve to her form with full birthing hips
  • Height: 7'5" (8' if one includes her horns)
  • Complexion: White as snow
  • Hair: White as the full moon's glow
  • Eyes: Turquoise blue
  • Markings: See below under her description
  • Sexuality: straight
  • Mother: Kyra
  • Father: Origenes
  • Brothers: Adamos(not a blood brother, but a friend she considers a brother)
  • Sisters: Kyrienne(adopted, human)
  • Relationship: Dergo's tauress.
  • Children: Aridaios(son, DOB: 3/20)
  • Likes: reading, drawing, roses, dancing, cuddling, the night/moon and stars, watching storms, pleasant company, making jewelry, making things with leather
  • Dislikes: Spiders, not a big fan on snakes, when something doesn't come out how she likes,
  • Fears: Losing those she loves
  • Favorite Music: the music of her tribe or whatever catches her liking
  • Favorite Flower: Rose, Honeysuckle, Thistle, Hyacinths, Lily, Orchids, Crocus
  • Favorite Foods: Meat, poultry, fish, fruits, vegetables, sweets
  • Favorite Drinks: juice, milk, tea, wine
  • Attire: Grecian dresses with silver touches along them. Colors vary
  • Jewelry: Strong silver necklace graces her neck, the two inch tall locket charm in the shape of a Grecian vase, engraved on one side with a stag and embedded with three turquoise stars and a rainbow moonstone moon, the other side hidden as it rests against her chest.
  • Personality: Easy going and sweet, but piss her off and she will yell
  • Read?/Write?: Yes/yes
  • Languages: Greek and Common

• Description

  Scent of the summer rain lingers upon the snowy form of this seven foot tall beauty. A 'blessing' some had spoken, the minotauress is graced with snow white fur from head to hooves. Hints of red though can be seen here and there, yet one tattoo seems to stand out upon her upper left chest. Hair white as the full moon's glow falls freely down her back, though a few strands pulled back into a braid, the rest loose to end mid-back. Pair of seven inch horns rise up, each horn having a silver ring sitting about half way down, each ring embedded with a rainbow moonstone and turquoise pieces. Turquoise blue Grecian dress with silver touches along it adorns her luscious form, hiding none of her curves. Strong silver necklace graces her neck, the two inch tall locket charm in the shape of a Grecian vase, engraved on one side with a stag and embedded with three turquoise stars and a rainbow moonstone moon, the other side hidden as it rests against her chest. Turquoise blue eyes to rival the very gem, sparkle in the light. Though she seems intimidating, the femme wouldn't harm a fly...unless given reason to.

• Personal items

  Within the satchel are the following items
  
  -Traveling cloak: A large red cloak, weatherproof against rain and snow, decorated with Greek design along the hems and a clasp in the shape of a bow.
  
  -Clothing: Of course her chitons. She has one in turquoise, red and green, will probably make others.
  
  -Leather working kit: comes with sinew for stitches, needle, dyes, trimming tools, design tools, swabs.
  
  -Jewelry making kit: tools, chains of silver, gold and bronze, gemstones she has gathered and bought, clasps
  
  -Some already made/ready to sell items of leather and jewelry

• Tattoos

  
  The red ornate crescent moon with wolf paw and droplets: This marking is upon her upper left chest, just above her breast and is visible. The moon portion of the marking is a birthmark that was dyed red and the rest was added. The moon represents Artemis, whom the elders believed had blessed her upon her birth. The wolf paw added to represent her father's line of the family as they were hunters.
  
  
  The moon and three arrows: This marking is upon her lower abdomen, just below her navel, also in red. Representing Artemis, a Hellenic goddess of the hunt, wild animals, wilderness, childbirth, virginity and protector of young girls, bringing and relieving disease in women; she often was depicted as a huntress carrying a bow and arrows. This marking was placed upon her for the elders saw in her that she would bring in strong calves when she chose to mate, the marking would help secure the calves would be strong and healthy.
  
  The back 'necklace' with runes: This design runs from the back of her shoulders and twines down her back. Upon one portion of the 'chain' are rune like 'charms' of her father's ancestors while the other holds rune like 'charms' of her mother's ancestors. The come to meet in the middle of her spine half way down her back where rune like 'charms' depicting her parents meet and her own is there. The design represents her mother's linage as a jeweler/craftswoman.