3767 – Astarte statue

Physical description:

White woman with red eyes, silver crescent moon on her head. Gold earrings and necklace (torc). Red belly button. Stands in a black stand. Described by seller as a standing photo sculpture. It is flat with a coloured front and black back.

Museum classification:

Goddess and the Moon

Size:

18cm x 10cm

Information:

This is a copy of an ancient statue of the Goddess Astarte which is in the Louvre Museum, Paris (photograph below).

Resource:

Object

Materials:

Plastic

Copyright ownership:

Artwork designed by Party Merch Mart. Made by Denny Manufacturing

This is a copy of an ancient statue of the Goddess Astarte which is in the Louvre Museum, Paris (photograph below).

3735 – Seated Goddess figure with no arms

Seated Goddess figure, made of red clay or terracotta, with a crescent moon on her forehead. She is sitting in a position similar to the yoga lotus pose, but her arms have been lost. She still has her hands (they are resting on her knees), and her face is still rather lovely.

3813 – Paintings of Horned God and Goddess

Two large (almost A3) sized pictures in frames. Pictures show: Cernunnos type male figure with antlers, ivy, a snake, torc, horned feet and erect phallus. This painting is mainly red, with a black border. It also has a large yellow sun at the top and and a large orange disk behind the Horned God. He has brown hair. Gold frame. The Goddess picture:mainly black background and black border with silver moon, owl, hare, snake, lily and apple. The Goddess herself is wearing a white and grey robe (her chest is bare) and a crescent moon headdress. She has blond hair. Gold frame.

1894 – Robe

Black robe trimmed with red velvet. With silver and red stars and silver crescent moons. On the back is a design of serpents embroidered in silver, including a crescent-moon-topped caduceus.