Turan (TOO-rahn)
Indo-European Deity
Turan
Turan moves through the world like a whispered invitation—never demanded, always desired. As the Etruscan goddess of love, vitality, and beauty, she was more than a counterpart to foreign goddesses like Aphrodite or Venus; she embodied a distinctly Etruscan ethos of elegance and earthly joy. Associated with gardens, doves, and flourishing life, Turan's domain extended beyond mere romance—she was the vibrant pulse within art, celebration, and the sacred continuity of lineage.
She traveled often with the winged youth Lasas, guiding destinies through touch and intuition rather than decree. In her presence, the bloom of a flower, the curve of a body, or the laughter of wine-soaked evenings all shimmered with divinity. Turan did not require adoration; she inspired it.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Turan’s humanoid form radiates sensual vitality. Her hair is the color of ripened figs, her skin warm like sunlit terra-cotta. Draped in silks the shade of late summer roses, she walks with the ease of one who knows her allure but never flaunts it. Her eyes—wide, almond-shaped, and dark as pressed olives—hold both playfulness and power. Wings of delicate gold extend lightly from her back, sometimes seen, sometimes suggested, shimmering as she moves.
Mental characteristics
Sexuality
Turan delights in the dance of attraction, fluid and unapologetic. She is drawn to beauty in all forms—male, female, and beyond—and seeks union not as conquest but as shared flourishing. Her love is intimate and immediate, often ephemeral, yet it leaves an imprint of joy and confidence. She awakens desire not only for others, but for life itself. Those who love her often find themselves more fully loving the world.
Lineage
Family Tree
Species
Ethnicity
Realm
Date of Birth
Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh
Gheydh
Children
Sex
Female
Sexuality
Celestiaphilic
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