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Inanna Figure – Wooden Sumerian Goddess Statue – Symbol of Love, War & Divine Power in Ash Wood

Inanna Figure – Wooden Sumerian Goddess Statue – Symbol of Love, War & Divine Power in Ash Wood

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πŸͺ¬ Inanna Figure – Queen of Heaven, Goddess of Passion & Cosmic Authority

This elegant wooden figure of Inanna, the revered Sumerian goddess of love, war, fertility, and divine law, is carved from ecological ash wood and finished with a protective lacquer. With her poised stance and celestial aura, Inanna radiates sensuality, strength, and spiritual sovereignty β€” a captivating centerpiece for altars, shelves, or Mesopotamian-inspired interiors.

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πŸ“ Product Specifications:

Attribute

Details

Material

Ecological ash wood 🌳

Finish

Lacquer

Height

8 in / 20 cm

Width

4 in / 10 cm

Depth

1.6 in / 4 cm

Weight

Approx. 400 g

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✨ Highlights:

  • βœ”οΈ Symbolic Carving – Reflects Inanna’s dual nature as goddess of love and war
  • βœ”οΈ Natural Finish – Warm wood tones enhance its divine elegance
  • βœ”οΈ Versatile Decor – Ideal for altars, desks, or Mesopotamian-themed interiors
  • βœ”οΈ Gift-Ready – A meaningful present for mythology fans, spiritual seekers, or collectors of ancient art

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πŸ“– Who Is Inanna in Sumerian Mythology?

Inanna (later known as Ishtar) is one of the most prominent deities in Mesopotamian mythology. Worshipped as early as 4000 BCE, she was the patron goddess of Uruk, and her influence spanned love, war, fertility, justice, and political power.

Her mythology includes:

  • 🌌 Queen of Heaven – Associated with the planet Venus and celestial cycles
  • 🦁 Lion Companion – Symbol of strength and divine authority
  • πŸ“œ Descent to the Underworld – A powerful myth of death, rebirth, and transformation
  • 🧠 Bearer of the Me – Received the sacred powers of civilization from Enki, god of wisdom

Inanna’s duality β€” as both lover and warrior β€” made her a symbol of feminine complexity, revered across Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian cultures.

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