Ancient Greek Bronze Museum Statue Replica of Snake Goddess (251) - Handmade

Handmade 251

Ancient Greek Snake Goddess Dimensions: 8x6 cm 3.16x2.37 in Material: BRONZE Color: GREEN/GOLD OXIDIGATION Snake Goddess indicates figurines of a woman holding a snake in each hand found during excavation of Minoan archaeological sites in Crete dating from approximately 1600 BCE. It seems that the two elegant idols found in Knossos represented goddesses and by implication, the term 'snake goddess' also describes the chthonic deity depicted. Little more is known about her identity apart from that gained from the figurines. These idols were found only in house sanctuaries, where the snake appears as "the snake of the household", and they are probably related with the Paleolithic tradition regarding women and domesticity. Evans tentatively linked the snake goddess with the Egyptian snake goddess Wadjet.

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