Inanna

Inanna is known as the Goddess who invented Civilization

The flowering of Sumeria, its temples, ordered cities, irrigated fields, birthplace of cuneiform writing and codes of law, and mastery of terra-cotta arts, all offer tribute to the first Great Goddess named by history.  Inanna was the inspiration for the earliest named author, Enheduanna, a priestess who wrote songs and prayers to Inanna.

Bejeweled and serene, her chalice-shaped form was worshipped as early as 7000 BCE.

This statue is a replica of one from Susa, Iran, and dated to 800 BCE

From Sacred Source, Fair Trade of course

7″ gypsumstone plaque, in an antique stone color finish.  You can hang this statue on a wall or have her stand on your altar.