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Greek
Goddess Ariadne Statues
Minoan Snake Goddess / Serpent Goddess
Ariadne Goddess Rubber Stamp
Lunar Fertility Goddess |
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Serpent
Goddess of Crete
Greek Snake Goddess
9.5 inches high x 9.5 inches wide x 1 inch deep
Compounded Stone Hand Painted Plaque
Minoan relief with a snake goddess from early Greek times. Reproduction is made
from compound stone, color details, ready to hang.
Stand not included.
She depicts the benevolence and sacred power of the Life Force, holding high the
two serpents of immortality.
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Minoan
Snake Goddess Ariadne
from Knossos Palace
12 inches high (30.5cm)
Bonded Stone Statue
Crouching on her crown is a lion cub or panther, usually associated with royal
houses. In her crown are poppy pods, indicating the use of opium in her worship.
$64.00
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[Herakleion Museum, Crete, Greece. 1600 B.C.] |
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Serpent
Goddess of Crete
Greek Snake Goddess
9 inches high
Hand Painted Resin Statue
She depicts the benevolence and sacred power of the Life Force, holding high the
two serpents of immortality. The tiny panther on her headdress may connect the
goddess to the fertility rites of the wine god Dionysos or denote an altered
state of consciousness.
$42.00
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[Archeological Museum of "Crete,"
2000-1800 BCE] |
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Goddess
Ariadne Statue
8 inches High
Antiqued stone colored gypsumstone. Here the Goddess is adorned with her Cobra
and Panther headdress as she holds the snake of rebirth and regeneration.
$36.00
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[Candia Museum, Crete,1600-1500 BCE] |
ŠPaul Borda, Dryad Designs |
Ariadne
Pendant
Lead Free Pewter Amulet
This two-sided Ariadne amulet shows the Goddess holding sacred serpents.
She is crowned and regal in this very large pendant that can also be used as a
pocket piece. Back detail shows a labyrinth with her name enscribed. Hold
punched for findings at the top.
2- 1/4 inches high x 1-1/2 inches wide
$12.00
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Snake
Goddess Kundalini Hook Earrings
Reminiscent of the serpent Goddess Ariadne, the snake within
the womb represents the cycle of birth,death and rebirth. Sterling silver base
with bronze snakes. Snake jewelry piece measures approx 1 3/4 inches x 1 inch.
Comes with giftbox. Made in USA.
$60.00
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Snake
Goddess Kundalini Pendant
The serpent within the womb of the Goddess represents the
cycle of birth,death and rebirth.
Kundalini Pendant comes with giftbox. Bronze and Sterling Silver.
This snake goddess jewelry piece measures approximately 2 1/4 x 1 1/4 inches.
Copyright Jane Iris Designs. Made in USA.
$58.00
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Bronze
Miniature Goddesses
ARIADNE / CRETA GODDESS MINIATURE
on marble base
High quality bronze miniature on marble base. 3.5
inches high. Base is 1.5 x 1.5 inches. Lovely detail on this wonderful little
statue and a quality gift for the wild thing Goddess you know.
$17.00
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Snake
Goddess Stamp
2.5 inches x 1.5 inches
High Quality,100% red rubber
mounted on straight-sided hardwood blocks with a thick rubber sponge between the
image and the block.
$11.50
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GREEK ARIADNE
"The High Fruitful One," brings Rebirth
This lunar fertility goddess was known for her
athletic prowess. Serpents, symbols of rebirth, were ritually handled by her
priestesses, whose bare-breasted costumes suggest the sacred role of sexuality
in the Minoan culture.
Serpent Goddess promotes trance
and dream time. The energy exuded by the snakes of this Cretan maiden exemplify
sexuality, regeneration, and the mysterious otherworld of spirit journeying.
Note her staring gaze and enigmatic inward smile, and if you choose, invite
these "otherworldly" characteristics into your own meditations.
THE DELICATE SERPENT GODDESS (of Knossos) was discovered in the underground
repository of the Second Palace of Knossos (1600 BCE] and was worshiped in Crete
as early as 6000 BCE. She depicts the benevolence and sacred power of the Life
Force, holding high the two serpents of immortality. The tiny panther or lion
cub on her headdress may connect the goddess to the fertility rites of the wine
god Dionysos or denote an altered state of consciousness.
Celtic Snake Goddesses
Irish Snake Goddess Corchen
from Manx is an ancient snake Goddess about which little is known. Some
contend that she was probably once a regional earth mother Goddess, or one of
rebirth and regeneration. Others believe her lost legends made her a creation
Goddess.
Tenau of the Golden Breast: was a Celtic Goddess so
called because a snake clung to her breast so tenaciously, it had to be cut off
and replaced with a nipple of gold.
Celtic Snake images definitely make their way into jewelry designs. Here's a
link to one of the pendants of the Celtic
Snake Goddess.
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