Description
the Goddess of magic
This statue carries the magic of the Chartres tradition relating to the pre-Christian image of the Virgin Who Will Give Birth
He could go into a trance and leave his body to travel as a bird
The maze-like form depicts life and all our struggles of growth and learning
Anahita, Lady of the Beasts Solstice the Goddess of magicAnahita: Lioness Lady, Queen of Beasts. Her name means "Goddess." She arises out of ancient Caanan, then Persia, with links to Lilith, Ishtar, Mithras, Diana of Ephesus and Durga. [British Museum, 500 BCE] 8 3 4" gypsumstone statue, New color! Now in antique brass color finish! #LB
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