GODDESS

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LAKSHMI STATUE

A$ 11.00

Goddess of Abundance and Prosperity Size: 90mm in gift box

COLOUR FROSTED PURPLE GOLD FINISH

LARGE LAKSHMI STATUE

A$ 32.00

In gift box Aqua Blue finish Shaoshan Stone Size: 140mm

DANCING SHIVA STATUE

A$ 30.00

Made from Resin. Comes in a gift box Size: 170mm

EARTH MOTHER IN NAMASTE' STATUE

A$ 11.00

Abundance, Compassion and Balance As human beings we have the amazing ability of creating this life, nurturing it and passing on a wealth of knowledge to prepare our young with the skills to go forth and prosper in life. A woman’s glorious rounded pregnant belly is also a symbol of holding a treasure chest of great riches. A mother’s love brings forth the great human potential of compassion, selflessness, patience and universal nurturing. We exist only through the environments bountiful gifts. We are the humble recipients. Size:65mm

COLOUR FROSTED PURPLE GOLDEN ARANCIA IVORY & GOLD ANTIQUE FINISH

HECATE' ON STAND STATUE

A$ 33.00

Symbolising Wisdom, Healing, and Happiness. In Ivory and gold Shaoshan Stone. Protector of Daily Life, Birth, Deat and Wild Animals. Maiden, Mother and Wise Woman Size: 156mm

5 QUAN YIN STATUES

A$ 38.00

A superb set of 5 Quan Yins in ivory and soft pink. Gift boxed - Size: 85mm

ISIS SUCKLING HORUS STATUE

A$ 27.00

Ivory finish shaoshan stone. Comes in a gift box. Represents Protection, Indestructible, Eternal and Fertility. Size:165mm Isis, particularly when accompanied by her child, Horus, were favoured by women, to provide protection during pregnancy and childbirth. In the Book of the Dead, Isis is regarded as the giver of life. The depiction of Isis shows her in purely human form with yellow (ivory) skin. The colour yellow symbolizes the "eternal and imperishable".

EGYPTIAN GODDESS OF THE NILE STATUE

A$ 16.00

Aqua blue/gold finish on black stand Size: 120mm

VENUS OF WILLENDORF STATUE

A$ 42.00

Ivory finish on black stand. Comes in a gift box. Size: 180mm Fertility, Mother Goddess and Feminine Nature. Discovered in 1908 in Austria (c 30,000 BCE). A natural, unstylised, sensuous representation of woman. She is one of the original models of the feminine nature. Nurturing, abundant and protective. As an object of Art, it has survived the test of time and still today reflects magnificently the organic beauty that is Woman.

EPONA STATUE

A$ 52.00

Goddess of Horses, Animals and Fertility. Ivory finish Shaoshan stone. Also known as the Celtic Rhiannon Size: 145mm x 125mm Epona figurines have been documented since 300 BCE. She was widely known and followed in Gaul, Germany, Britain, Greece, Africa, Spain and Yugoslavia, to name a few. Her statue was found in stables and in homes. She is often seen sitting side saddle on a mare ( the woman’s position) and is accompanied by a foal. Epona was associated with nurturing, fertility and abundance. Which explains why successful crop outcome and flowing rivers were attributed to her.

GODDESS COVENTINA STATUE

A$ 36.00

Water Goddess, Water and Prosperity. Antique Bronze finish Size: 125mm 187mm

ISHTAR SIDURI STATUE

A$ 22.00

The Beer Goddess, Bestower of Strength and Fertility. Antique gold finish Shaoshan stone Size: 134mm Siduri was associated with successful crops, such as grains and hops, which perhaps led to her becoming symbolic of abundance, power and creation. Siduri stands with her brewing pot in her hands and wearing a veil that covers her back. Sometimes known as “The Barmaid” she smiles knowingly, as she prepares special beers and wines for rituals and gatherings. From the ancient Babylonian epic of Gilgamesh (2700 B.C.) comes mention of Siduri. “Beside the sea she lives, the woman of the vine, the maker of wine; Siduri sits in the garden at the edge of the sea, with the golden bowl and the golden vats that the gods gave her”

LILITH/INANNA STATUE

A$ 15.00

Ivory finish Shaoshan stone - Size: 83mm Sumerian Goddess of Feminine Strength and Wisdom Mention of Lilith has been dated as far back as 2000B.C.E. She was said to be Adam’s first wife, but they separated, as she refused to sleep or serve 'under him' 'I will not lie below” Lilith said 'We are equal to each other, in as much as we were both created from the earth. ( The Alphabet of Ben-Sira) Lilith was a very strong willed woman. She did not obey the conventions of her time and her actions often caused confrontation to a patriarchal society. She was called a “night monster” and “witch” by some and demonised by those threatened by her, while for the common people; she was called upon for remedies for illness and demons. The Nippur Bowls - Incantation Bowls (circa 600 CE) were associated with her and her rituals. Lilith is often placed with two Owls, who symbolise wisdom and knowledge of the unknown and two Lions, that may represent power and masculine energy. She stands resting her long clawed feet above them. In her hands she holds the symbols of life and justice, often seen in Egyptian statues.

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