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Gaia, Mother Earth in all her raw and fertile splendor. Great-breasted nurturer, great-bellied giver of life, she was dubbed the Venus of Willendorf by archeologists who discovered her near that locale in Austria.
Dated to 30,000 BCE, she is one of the earliest depictions of the human form and was the first known religious image of the Mother Goddess up until the recent discovery of the Acheulian Goddess.
2 3/4" clay statue, silver brown stone color finish. #MW
see also The Acheulian Goddess
see also Willendorf items
see also: Hindu items
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