Editing Gaeda (section)

===Temples and Shrines===

Temples dedicated to Gaeda are simple yet welcoming, often built around a central hearth or garden. In more rural areas, her shrines can be found in fields or groves, where offerings of food and drink are left to ensure good harvests. Temples to Gaeda are often humble structures, filled with plants, flowers, and symbols of the harvest. The hearth, central to her worship, burns continuously in her temples, symbolising her warmth and protective nature. These temples often function as communal gathering spots, where the needy can find shelter and food.

In the countryside, small shrines to Gaeda can be found at the edges of fields, near wells, or in the centre of villages. These shrines are cared for by local families, and offerings are regularly made to ask for her blessings.