Phaistos Disc: The Unsolved...
Decorative disk, copy of the Phaistos Disc. The Phaistos Disc (also spelled Phaistos Disk, Phaestos Disc) is a disk of fired clay from the Minoan...
Snake Goddess of Minoan period The Goddess of Ophion symbolizes the goddess of fertility who is identified with the Mother Goddess. The snakes writhing in the air as she holds them in her outstretched arms and the small feline on her head hint at the goddesss dominion over the wild
431811-103
Knossos Columns Plates 21x17cm fig Goddess of Serpents, The Goddess of Fertility, decorative with Handmade finish, Minoan cultur
Snake Goddess of Minoan period The Goddess of Ophion symbolizes the goddess of fertility who is identified with the Mother Goddess. The snakes writhing in the air as she holds them in her outstretched arms and the small feline on her head hint at the goddesss dominion over the wild
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Minoan snake goddess figurines
The Goddess of Ophion symbolizes the goddess of fertility who is identified with the Mother Goddess. The snakes writhing in the air as she holds them in her outstretched arms and the small feline on her head hint at the goddesss dominion over the wild
The snake goddess is the name given to the type of statuette found in excavations at Minoan archaeological sites that shows a female outerchest holding snakes. The statuettes date back to the 16th century BC. We have little information on the interpretation of the statuettes. Evans connects the snake goddess with the Egyptian goddess Wadjet. It is a forerunner of the Cretan Rhea and shows great similarity with the Phrygian Cybele and the Ephesian Artemis.
Source 431811-103.1
Data sheet
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- Greece
- Cultures etc.
- Minoan
- Brand
- Grifon Team
- Special orders
- Over 150 pcs.
- Use as
- Wall-mounted, Hanging
- Theme (Category)
- Gods
- Minoan
- Knossos
Snake goddess - Construction material
- Ceramics
- Animals - Creatures
- Reptiles
- Construction method
- Mold
Outdoor
Specific References
- EAN13
- 5210179059227
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