|
|
|
 |
The Goddess who invented Civilization
The flowering of Sumeria, its temples, ordered cities, irrigated fields, birthplace of cuneiform writing and codes of law, and mastery of terra-cotta arts, all offer tribute to the first Great Goddess named by history.
Bejeweled and serene, her chalice-shaped form was worshipped as early as 7000 BCE.
[Susa, Iran, 800 BCE]
7" gypsumstone plaque, antique stone color finish. #IN8
see also: Sacred Sexuality
see also: Inanna items
see also: Middle Eastern items
|
|
|
 |
Impressed |
| Very close to the original item I studied in college, I love her. As said for the other part of my first order on this website Ixchel, since I am a European customer and it was shipped to Belgium, the package was very neatly done and everything came in intact. |
| - ERIKA VANHECK, INT |
| |
|
|
