Mater Madora

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Mater Reipublicae by Carles Aruiz (1886), on the Plaza de la República, Copanaco

Mater Madora (Erealandian: Mother Madora), sometimes also depicted as Doncella de San Copecó (Erealandian: Maiden of Saint Copecó), is the personification and national symbol of Costa Madora.

Background

She is usually depicted as a robust woman with long, flowing, black hair and wearing a white and blue dress. She often wields a trident and a wheat wreath, or a shield with the coat of arms of Costa Madora. Additionally, she is sometimes shown carrying or wearing a mural crown, with a mountain eagle on her shoulder.

Other depictions include Copanaco, a child wearing Madorian indigenous clothing, representing the Madorian people.

See also