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Shakti
Wall Hanging or Dancing Shakti Banner
Great Mother Goddess Labyrinth of Time Banner |
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Shakti
Dancing Banner
3 feet 3 inches wide by 3 feet high.
First quality rayon banner with sewn rod pocket for dowel or hanger.
Hand batik'd in Bali. Purple border shown at left.
$39.00
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Shakti, the primordial Divine Feminine
energy in the Hindu tradition, dances on a lotus, riding waves of oceanic
energy. Her heart eminates radiant fields of energy, the fire of life is born
from her forehead, and her yoni holds a receptive crescent.
Her six arms hold the elements of air (incense), fire (lamp), water (nectar of
life) and earth (crystal arising from a flower), and fruits, coins and jewels
pour from the lower two hands. She embodies abundance, sensuality, passion, joy,
power and health.
Not a traditional image... this came to the artist in a dream.
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Great
Mother Labyrinth of Time
Banner or Wall Hanging
3 feet square-First quality rayon. Hand batik'd
in Bali.
Sewn rod pocket for dowel or hanger.
$39.00
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To Cart
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Great
Mother Labyrinth of Time Banner: Ancient symbols with images of prehistoric
Goddess figurines.
Labyrinths symbolize the repeating cycles of time, and create magical sacred
space when their spiral paths are walked or traced. This particular labyrinth
was found on every continent, including Siberia, Arizona USA, Peru, Africa.
India and Scandinavia. It is probably 5,000 years old, and is also known as the
Cretan labyrinth. Its form is similar to the shape of the human brain.
Each Goddess is framed in a mandorla or "vesica piscies" shape, an
ancient symbol of the yoni, the source of feminine creative power.
At the feet of the Goddesses are symbols for the four directions and elements of
Air (east), Fire (south), Water (west) and Earth (north). The outer ring of
mandala petals holds the Western astrological symbols.
Outside the mandala are plants of the four seasons, including flowers in the
East (Spring), roses and cherries in the South (Summer), Fruits, vegetables and
grains in the West (Fall) and pine cones and mistletoe in the North
(Winter).
In the outer corner are spirals, a symbol of eternal cycles and the renewal of
life.
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