Astghik is an ancient Armenian goddess associated with love, beauty, and fertility. She is often depicted as a beautiful woman and is considered a protector of lovers and families. In Armenian mythology, Astghik is linked to the moon and is sometimes seen as a counterpart to the sun god, Mihr. Worship of Astghik was prominent in ancient Armenia, where she was celebrated in various rituals and festivals. Her influence extended to art and literature, where she symbolized the ideals of love and harmony. Today, Astghik remains a significant figure in Armenian culture and heritage.