Greek Mythology Coloring Pages
Greek heroines and lesser goddesses coloring pages
Welcome to our Greek heroines and lesser goddeses coloring pages section.
The lesser Greek goddesses and heroines may stand in the shadow of the Olympians, but their stories shine with their own light. Each one embodies a vital part of life, nature, or human spirit: wisdom, courage, love, or renewal. Through their trials and triumphs, they reveal what the ancient Greeks valued most and remind us how strength and grace can take many forms.
Arachne coloring pages:
- human weaver who bragged she was better than Athena, goddess of wisdom and craft.
- turned into a spider by Athena so she could weave for the rest of her life.
Ariadne coloring pages:
Ariadne, daughter of King Minos, was the one who gave Theseus the thread that led him safely out of the labyrinth. Though she saved his life, he left her behind on the island of Naxos.
Demeter coloring pages:
Demeter, daughter of Cronus and Rhea, was the goddess of harvest and growth. She painted the fields with gold each summer and brought life back to the land after winter’s sleep.
Her deep love for her daughter Persephone shaped the seasons themselves, turning sorrow into the rhythm of spring’s return.
Eos coloring pages:
Eos, daughter of Theia and Hyperion, was the rosy-fingered goddess of the dawn. Each morning she opened the gates of heaven to let the sun rise, painting the sky in shades of pink and gold before day began.
Eris coloring pages:
Eris, daughter of Zeus and Hera, was the goddess of strife and discord. Quick-tempered and sharp-tongued, she delighted in stirring rivalry among gods and mortals alike.
It was Eris who tossed the golden apple marked “To the fairest,” sparking the quarrel that led to the Trojan War.
Gaia Coloring Page:
Gaia was the first of all beings, born from Chaos itself. She was the Earth... solid, nurturing, and alive. She was the mother of the mountains, the seas, and the endless line of gods and creatures who followed. Everything living drew its strength from her.
Hebe coloring page:
Hebe, daughter of Zeus and Hera, was the goddess of youth. She served nectar and ambrosia to the gods and brought renewal wherever she went.
When Herakles earned his place on Olympus, Hebe became his wife, joining strength and youth in one eternal pair.
Hecate coloring pages:
Hecate was the goddess of magic, crossroads, and the unseen. She carried twin torches to light the way through the darkness, guiding travelers and spirits alike.
Wise and mysterious, Hecate watched over women, households, and all who walked paths between worlds.
Iris coloring pages:
Iris, sister of the Harpies, was the swift goddess of the rainbow. She bridged the heavens and the earth, carrying messages for the gods. Her shimmering colors were the bright arc of connection between divine words and mortal ears.
Nike coloring pages:
Nike was the winged goddess of victory, soaring beside gods and heroes in battle. She crowned the triumphant with laurel and embodied the thrill of achievement, swift and unstoppable as the moment of triumph itself.
Nyx coloring pages:
Nyx, the primordial goddess of night, was older than the gods of Olympus. Born from Chaos, she wrapped the world in shadow and silence. Both beautiful and fearsome, she was the mother of sleep, dreams, and the mysteries that unfold beneath the stars.
Oracle of Delphi (Bees in Greek mythology) coloring pages:
High on Mount Parnassus stood the Oracle of Delphi, sacred to Apollo. There, the priestess Pythia spoke his words in riddles, her voice shaped by divine breath rising from the earth.
Bees were said to guard the temple and carry messages between gods and mortals, symbols of wisdom drawn from the natural world.
Bees in mythology coloring pages
Persephone coloring pages:
Persephone, daughter of Zeus and Demeter, was the goddess of spring and queen of the underworld. Kidnapped by Hades, she spent half the year in his dark realm and half beneath the sun, bringing flowers and life wherever her feet touched the earth. Her story explains the turning of the seasons and the balance between life and death.
Psyche coloring pages:
Psyche began as a mortal whose beauty rivaled the gods. Through trials set by Aphrodite and guided by love for Eros, she proved her courage and faith.
In the end she was granted immortality, her butterfly wings a symbol of the soul’s transformation and the power of enduring love.
Selene coloring pages:
Selene, goddess of the moon, rode her silver chariot across the night sky. Her calm light marked the passing months and soothed the world in sleep.
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