Astarte Statue "greek Not a mere display piece

Not a mere display piece

The emotional

Persephone was mown down and torn from her mother just as the sheaf in Demeter's hand is reaped from the bosom of Mother Earth

economic and environmental themes propel the reader toward Balance and Partnership with the feminine force half-forgotten by our modern world

actual product is a deep warm brown color

Astarte Statue "greek Not a mere display pieceGoddess of grain from the land of milk and honey. Gracefully swirling her patterned skirt, the goddess waves sheaves of grain while dancing ecstatically. Astarte was another name for Asherah, the consort of Baal, and one of the most deeply venerated fertility goddesses of ancient Babylon. In this statue, gracefully swirling her patterned skirt, the goddess waves sheaves of grain while dancing ecstatically. Rise up and call her name! [Ras Shamra, 1900