Goddess Inanna Figure child enamel background with the 18"

enamel background with the 18" tin-plated chain shown

which connects six major cities including the ancient capitals of England and Scotland from the Isle of Wight at the base of England to Durness at the very tip of northern Scotland

David Furlong

metal motif is suspended between a matching bead run and crystal cascade in Rainbow colourway

finding the ‘omphalos’ or navel has been vital to many world cultures and religions who deemed these locations as not only a special place on the Earth’s surface but also as a link-point between the earthly and heavenly realms

Goddess Inanna Figure child enamel background with the 18""The Queen of Heaven" Inanna is the most important Goddess of the Sumerian pantheon in ancient Mesopotamia. She is the Goddess of Love, fertility and war. The Akkadians called her Ishtar. Size: 14cm high