Aglaea

Aglaea (ag-lay-uh or ag-lee-uh), or Aglaia, was a Greek goddess. She is sometimes known as Charis, or Kharis, and Kale.

Abode and Attributes
Aglaea was one of the Charites and was the goddess of beauty, splendor, glory, magnificence, and adornment.

Depiction
Aglaea was often depicted as dancing in a circle along with her sisters.

Relationships

 * Zeus (father)
 * Eurynome (mother)
 * Hephaestus (husband according to some sources)
 * Eucleia (daughter by Hephaestus)
 * Euthenia (daughter by Hephaestus)
 * Eupheme (daughter by Hephaestus)
 * Philophrosyne (daughter by Hephaestus)