Mama Sara Inca Symbols Charm

Mama Sara, in the Inca religion, was the goddess of maize or grain. Her name translates to 'Maize Mother'. According to the Incan mythology, Mama Sara was a beautiful and pious maiden, who was transformed by the Sun god Inti into a sheaf of corn to avoid the amorous advances of a lecherous priest. Mama Sara is also associated with the willow tree.