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Gate of Ishtar

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Burney Relief - Queen of the Night - Ishtar/Inanna

Burney Relief - Queen of the Night Ishtar/Inanna The restored Burney Relief shows color theme of red, white, black, and gold. There’s a naked, fully red-skinned woman, holding a golden loop rod in each hand. Her wings are red, white, and…

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Ishtar or Kali? Lithophane

A proud Goddess, she shows her breasts. Like Ishtar does or Kali, Parvati. As is the norm for Babylonian Gods she wears a cap. She is flanked by two companions, horses standing on their trails, their bodies nicely drawn but their faces…

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Base for Ishtar

I printed the very beautiful https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:32405 and felt she would need some sort of a shrine around her. The first approach was to print some 8-pointed-stars as this is said to be one of her symbols.…

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Ishtar

From the British Museum: "This large plaque is made of baked straw-tempered clay, modelled in high relief. The figure of the curvaceous naked woman was originally painted red. She wears the horned headdress characteristic of a…

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Ishtar Gate - Babylon (Iraq)

Imagine entering the ancient city of Babylon… This model was created by Zuknaini "Izu" Mohd Sabri, aka @izuka.arts . He also has great videos of his architectural models . It depicts the brightly colored Isthar Gate , once a Wonder of the…

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star with 8 arms (Ishtar's star)

Nothing too fancy here, simply a star with 8 arms. It is supposed to be an ancient mesopotamian symbol for venus and the goddess connected to that planet which was named Inanna in Sumer and later Ishtar and other names include Astarte and…