Anahita

Ancient Iranian goddess of fertility. Possibly originated as a Semitic goddess related to Anath. Her cult included the practice of temple prostitution. The peacock and dove are both sacred to her. She became a water goddess in Zoroastrianism.

In that religion she is the source of the cosmic ocean and is the goddess of all water on earth
She is the source thereore of all life on earth, purifying the male seeds, and female wombs, while cleansing breast milk. She drives a chariot pulled by 4 horses: wind, rain, could and sleet.

Soldiers prayed to her for their life before a battle.

According to the 5th Yasht in the Avesta she looks nobly born, her mantle is embroidered with gold, she holds the baresma wearing golden earrings, necklace, and crown which has 100 stars and eight ribbons streaming from it.