The Three Beauties
The Three Beauties are three divine entities seen as one deity. It is part of Human Mythology and has been carried to Hausken through travellers from different continents hundreds of years ago.
The Three Beauties (or 'The Three' as they are sometimes just referred to as), are often depicted as two women and a man. They are always pictured beautiful and often naked, enjoying each other’s company. They are feasting on food and wine, amongst green vegetation next to running water like a river. They are seen as being the embodiment of plentiful bounties, indulgence, desires of the flesh, long and short-term companionship, and everlasting beauty.
The sign for those who pray to, or call upon the Three Beauties is a circular gold necklaces with three gems touching towards the middle. It is often a pendant or brooch and worn around the neck or on the breast pocket, close the the heart.
They are often the diety of choice for professions that rely on beauty and desire - beauticians, makeup artists, hair stylists, taylors, performers, prostitutes, poets, artists, candy makers, and cobblers.
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