Venus of Laussel Wall Plaque Statue

Venus of Laussel Wall Hanging
Represents the cycle of life through the womb

10 inch high (25 cm) Bonded stone statue replicated from the Laussel cave in France. This piece of art looks like it was lifted right off the cave wall where it was originally found. Three dimensional slab to hang on the wall.

This early Goddess holding the bison horn was carved 20,000 years before the birth of Christ.

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[Dordogne, France. 20,000 B.C.]

The original Venus of Laussel statue is 17 inches tall and was found in the entrance to a cave that was both a dwelling place and a ceremonial site.

The Venus of Laussel was painted red, the color of life, blood and rebirth.

Paleolithic sculptors chiselled her out of limestone with tools of flint, with her right hand holding a bison's horn, crescent-shaped like the moon.

This bison's horn is notched with thirteen marks representing the thirteen days of the waxing moon and the thirteen months of the lunar year.

With her left hand she points to her swelling womb.